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There is such a wonderful thing as the law, which strictly defines what citizens can and cannot do. If the law and the courts recognize NSFW art as legal, then that’s it. An avalanche of toxic comments cannot be above the law, or we’ll slide from democracy to fascism, where an angry mob dictates laws, stomping into the ground anyone they don’t like.

visa and mastercard are acting vilely, dictating their judgments about what content they allow and disallow to be paid for. Their job is to control the legality of funds, not to judge what people are paying for. If something is legal under the law, they don’t have any right to ban it simply because they don’t like it. Content platforms decide for themselves what content to allow, and financial companies should control the transaction process instead of blackmailing other businesses into doing what these companies subjectively - not legally - think is good. Someone should sue them for acting like they have the right to write their own laws above the state.

Lubsko74 days ago(+3)

omg Moist Critical is covering Itch.io (absolute poggers) and WTF yeah they just flat out target all Adult games, the most nothing nothing burger movement that will not help Real women and children victims on this earth.

This situation feels awfully like the anime: “SHIMONETA: A Boring World Where the Concept of Dirty Jokes Doesn't Exist“

I cannot believe that i am living in shit hole at this time, all i want is too meet and date some cute anthropomorphic girls 😭

DicPic Studio74 days ago(+5)

It’s funny how they blame porn for corruption and rape, except 100% of actual cases of violent and non-consensual sex were committed by living humans, while not a single person in history has been violated or raped by a sex video or piece of text.

And those saying that “porn is teaching men to be sexually aggressive” probably think that rapists, maniacs, pedophiles, domestic violence, mass rapes during wars, harems - none of these ever existed on our planet before porn. The fact is that the number of sexual crimes is much lower now than it was a century or more ago. And these were real cases of sexual violence with broken lives, not “rape” in VRchat and pedophilia in the form of a game character studying in college.

The only mass rape and violation you can find on the internet these days isn’t inside porn, but on the “I-am-offended” forums, where vile and mentally ill people gear up for another witch hunt to mass rape facts and common sense, burning down to ashes innocent people who were appointed the role of evil.

Lubsko73 days ago (1 edit) (+1)

Yeah they seem to target things that are fictional, they could have spread awareness like children are being abducted in broad daylight or a certain country that has lust over women but no, these FICTIONAL GAMES are causing men to become Aggressive against Women and think of them as no more than sex objects. Again no that is not how it works plus women themselves especially in onlyfans are the ones taking men into their exclusive adult content. (men as well but not that popular)

One of their main tactics is to use HARSH words to bring down anything they seems to dislike, they can honestly show a game or media and say "Stopping this will protect the children" and it will work in their favor, bruh nah if a child has access to 18+ games THAT'S the parent's fault for their children to have the privileges to go on Adult websites unrestricted. (there are option on google or web browsing in general to view certain content based on what AGE you set it up or such)

DicPic Studio73 days ago(+1)

People with a butthole as their logo seem to think they have the right to forbid others from even fantasizing about sex, and yet they dare to preach about consent. I always thought consent starts with not forcing others to follow the sexual morals you’ve decided for them.

Lubsko73 days ago (1 edit) (+1)

I know right, that’s the whole point of consent yet the collective shit who believe Fiction = Reality thinks otherwise, this is posted on their website.

Edit: Payment Processors including Paypal are now enforcing their changes on Pixiv at this moment, just like Itch.io

DicPic Studio73 days ago

If you wanna see actual rape, visit OnlyFans, Brazzers, Blacked.com, and other fully “legit” porn sites — where a real, living woman is penetrated by three 10-inch dicks at once: one in the ass, and two in the vagina at the same time. Do you think that feels pleasant to her? Even if she agreed to film it, that kind of brutal penetration doesn’t feel less painful to her. That’s literally consensual rape for money — done to a real, living woman.

But do you know why these rapey porn studios keep thriving, while adult artists are the ones getting blamed? Because the studios are big corporations with lobbyists and lawyers. They’ll always find common ground with another company like Visa. But who’s going to speak up for indie devs? They’re too small to matter. And platforms that were supposed to protect their creators — like Patreon and Itch — would rather ban one unlucky creator than get into a legal fight. If a dev’s page earns them only a few hundred bucks a month in platform fees, it’s easier (and safer) to just delete the game — and the problem with it — than to risk conflict with payment processors and porn-hating cults.

They don’t give a fuck that NSFW artists have spent years of their lives — coming home after work every single day — building a project that earns them less than an average salary. Because they’re true artists, not commercial slop generators like Ubisoft. But in the world of corporations, if you’re not corporate, you don’t matter. One “delete” button click from an admin — and a project made with love and passion is erased. One life’s work destroyed. Does it matter to a platform with 100,000 creators? Just another statistical number.

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