OUR WILD WAYS

PSA

yogaandgingertea:

Porn users: it is impossible to know that the sex you’re watching is consensual. Female pornstars are often forced into sex acts they didn’t consent to mid-shoot. Look up female pornstars’ testimony: There is abundant evidence of sexual violence. If you know this and continue watching porn, you are a rape apologist.

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“Making a poster of a veiled Muslim girl as the logo for demonstrations representing the equal status of women is, frankly, bonkers – potentially dangerous. Veiling cannot (and should not) be endorsed as part of female-identity given the fact that millions of women across the Middle East are grotesquely compelled to wear it by force of law and even at gunpoint.

What does parading such a logo represent? It represents restriction, segregation and it’s a stamp of male ownership over not just a woman’s body, but her entire life. Many of us feminists are asking ourselves: how could such a controversial political Islamist symbol become the logo of a march ostensibly motivated by “equality”? Not only that, the dominant discourse of Islamisation was echoed in the speeches of some of the speakers.

Let’s make one thing clear: the veil is a sign of segregation that drives a wedge between women – splitting them between “good” and “bad”. What does this mean? What it means is that those who wear the veil are regarded pure according to the Islamist set of ideals and thus superior to those who don’t wear one (the doomed, the whores, the morally inferior).

Islam, like any other religion, is a personal matter, and should remain so. Millions of people are suffering at the hands of terrorist groups like the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and those who sympathise with some of their goals in governments across the region. They both control women and their bodies. Furthermore, they control the sexuality of women and their rights through Sharia Law. How could any conscientious feminist call for equality, reproductive rights, abortions, and LGBT rights but fall short in understanding that, within an Islamic context, all of this is banned and utterly condemned? This is a clear contradiction in the goals you set for your otherwise well-intentioned but poorly thought-through demonstration.“

myterus:

lemme put it this way: I’d rather the entire human race die out than any woman be forced to bear a child against her will

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marsinlibra:

yourfaveisilluminati:

shavensasquatch:

russian-support:

robert-the-foul:

russian-support:

nunyabizni:

““This is about the time, when I talk about politics, that the Internet trolls tell me to stick to my day job,” the actor said. “I’d like to talk about my day job. My day job is the chairman and the co-founder of Thorn. We built software to fight human trafficking and the sexual exploitation of children. My other day job is that of the father of two, a 2-month old and 2-year-old.”

Kutcher, 39, shares daughter Wyatt and son Dimitri with wife Mila Kunis.

He then described joining the FBI in raids in India, Russia, Mexico and stateside in New Jersey and New York.

“I’ve seen things that no person should ever see,” he said, tearing up. “I’ve seen video content of a child that is the same age as mine being raped by an American man that was a sex tourist in Cambodia. This child was so conditioned by her environment that she thought she was engaging in play.”

He continued, “I’ve been on the other end of a phone call from my team asking for my help because we had received a call from the Department of Homeland Security, telling us that a 7-year-old girl was being sexually abused and that content was being spread on the Dark Web … They’d watched her for three years and they could not find the perpetrator, [and were] asking us for help. We were the last line of defense. An actor and his foundation were the last line of defense.”

“I had to say no and it devastated me, it haunted me,” Kutcher said, choking up again. “For the next three months I had to go to sleep every night and think about that little girl that was being abused and the fact that if I built the right thing, we could have saved her. Now, if I got that phone call, the answer would be yes.”

He then recalled the story of “Amy,” a 15-year-old girl from Oakland, Calif., who was forced into trafficking within hours of meeting a man in person she’d first talked to online. “This isn’t an isolated incident. There’s not much that’s unusual about it,” Kutcher said. “The only unusual thing is that ‘Amy’ was found and returned to her family within three days using a tool we created … called Spotlight.”

Kutcher said the tool aids police in cutting investigation time by 60 percent, adding, “That’s my day job and I’m sticking to it.”

It wasn’t all heavy: Kutcher and Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) had a lighthearted moment after his speech. “You were better looking in the movies,” McCain said.

Kutcher, blowing McCain, 80, a kiss, replied, “My wife says that, too.””

Slavery is still alive and well in the world, and he is helping to stamp it out.

Well damn, I’ll give Kutcher credit.

He’s a good man. Glad this is now his day job. He’s good at it. This is the type of shit that other celebs should do, rather than whine and virtue signal.

Agreed. Use those millions for something real, not for virtue signalling.

Pair him up with Keanu Reeves and let the bodies hit the floor. Make it happen, Tumblr.

this is what i meant when i said that if men truly cared about their children, their daughters, and the females in their life the sex industry would cease to exist.

When Mila Kunis was pregnant she was like “I am pregnant not him” and I am just happy for her that she married a dude who is using his financial privilege to actually do something for women

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