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They say they wanna combat what they view as bad ads but the second a company is willing to pay their price for advertising go*gle decides now is as good a time as ever to show everyone porn ads.

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Unpopular opinion - who cares about porn? We should just normalise people having sex. If it’s about the kids… maybe worry about the hyperviolence going on everywhere instead?

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I kinda don’t want YouTube to show my 8 year old daughter porn ads.

And sure sex needs to be normalised, and my daughter needs to learn about it soon enough, but porn isn’t just normal sex… It’s often quite extreme and exaggerated, or even semi violent. And I’m not one to kink shame anyone, but I still think young people should start learning about the more “vanilla” kind of sex. Once they are comfortable with their sexuality and their body they can explore on their own.

Porn can be quite shocking and frightening if it’s a person’s first introduction to the topic of sex.

But besides that… I don’t have a problem with porn, but I don’t want it pushed on me.

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That’s half my point. Why is sex such a no no, but glorified hyperviolence is perfectly acceptable?

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It doesn’t have to be one or the other. I’m sure plenty of people don’t want to have either shown to them without consent.

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…if you’re watching youtube at work, you have deeper problems than the ads it serves up…

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There are loads of great tech tutorials on YouTube… Used correctly, it’s an awesome learning resource.

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I don’t have anything to do most of the time, why wouldn’t I watch YouTube at work?

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I’m curious, what are my deeper problems?

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Imagine thinking you absolutely gotta police user content, but you’re such a nympho you can’t even decide who you do business with.

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They aggressively fight against ad blockers and shame people who use them while refusing to vet said ads beforehand. They should be treated the same as any pervert exposing themselves to kids on the street. I see little difference between the two.

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