On that last point, note that PornHub objected self-righteously when Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin imposed age verification standards for porn sites;
Virginians will no longer have access to one of the most popular websites in the world.
A message was posted to the pornography website Pornhub Thursday, alerting users to the ban.
A video of adult film star Cherie Deville reading the message was posted, which says in part, "Until a real solution is offered, we've made the difficult decision to completely disable access to our website in your region."
The move is a response to a new law going into effect in the Commonwealth Saturday.
It requires pornography websites to verify the age of their users before allowing them to browse their sites.
The lawmaker who sponsored the bill calls it a way to mitigate the "epidemic" of children exposed to pornography online.
But Pornhub says the law does the opposite.
In the message posted to its site, the company argues it puts children and user's privacy more at risk, claiming the new restrictions just drive people to other sites with "far fewer safety measures in place."
The law requires porn sites to access government-issued identification electronically, something Pornhub says leaves users' personal data vulnerable to hackers.
In the below videos, PornHub executives not only say that it's great that children as young as 12 see their pornography, but congratulate themselves for "celebrating" gay sex and transgenderism and exposing children to "TransAngels" to alert them to the possibility of transitioning.
They also praise themselves for the great social good they're doing in attempting to "convert" (their word) straight men into gay men (or at least bisexual men) by slipping in gay or trans porn into what they call, derogatorilly, "vanilla, mainstream porn."
A long time ago I noticed this, I mean a friend noticed this, that all of a sudden PornHub was filled with gay and trans crap in the straight section. I, I mean my friend, thought it was trans activists sneaking the content into the straight section.
Nope -- it was the owners/executives.
Pornographers know they're bottom-feeders and have always attempted to raise their social cache by styling themselves as social reformers. Hugh Hefner was a big stupid puffed-up example of this. He posed as some kind of high-minded crusader, "liberating" people from their silly morality and restraint.
And in an age with barely any sexual restraint, "sexual liberators" are required to... indoctrinate children into the pleasures of transgenderism.
I saw this story on Lotus Eaters.
They make a good point. The PornHub executive says he wants to see if he can "convert" straight men into gay men or trans-aroused men to "expand the market." Which sounds like an ideologically neutral economic goal. But as they point out, PornHub is selling porn. What does it matter to them if they sell straight porn or trans porn? Either way, they're selling the same amount of porn.
No, this is not an economic goal; this is a sexual/ideological goal. They have no financial interest in "converting" straight men to gay or trans-aroused men; they are just perverts looking to recruit for The Cause.
And by doing so, refashion themselves from lowlifes to great social crusaders.
And, of course, they also admit that they know a major part of their audience consists of 12 year olds whose sexual orientations can be shaped by PornHub, and they intend to shape those sexual orientations towards gay/trans.