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they decry it in public, but behind close doors.....ooh la la

Well said! I learned that the same had happended during the Victorian times in England.

Besides, if the site doesn't do spanking, it should be the same as working in any other shamefully accepted job by our actual society:

* I saw America's Scientists page defending Reagan's world's armament theory as an argument to destroy poor countries.
* Big software companies talking evil ideas about OpenSource and Free OSs.
* Great media companies like Forbes, implanting dangerous spyware in every visitor's browser.

I won't justify our evil instincs, but I know that I am having to live with all these for my lifetime. Because everybody is making profit on the suffering of others or on the results of foolish restrictive laws...

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In reply to Re^2: Would you work at a porn company? by chanio
in thread Would you work at a porn company? by jacques

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