Sex workers say 'defunding Pornhub' puts their livelihoods at risk
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#4A sex worker union [1] who can negotiate with distribution companies and platforms, lobby legislators and payment facilitators (who should not be prohibiting payments for legal business transactions), and ensure quality working conditions and anti-exploitation controls are in place.
[1] https://www.iusw.org/ (just an example, not familiar with them specifically, just demonstrating the existence of such an org)
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#5Can't believe people still use PornHub anyways. In my experience, the content is not the greatest
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#6I thought the problem was that anyone could make an account and upload whatever they wished like child pornography, hidden cams, etc.
[1] As long as it is legal and it's their own stuff.
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#7Bitcoin
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#8And frankly it seems to me like it's still trivial to go on there and find what seems to me to be a lot of content that has dubious consent or related issues.
These performers would be better off with a platform that was highly moderated, something Pornhub and the sites similar to it don't seem to be able to (or want to) properly do.
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#9Jobs will always come and go. New jobs will come.
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#10How do you ensure that the person performing sex work is being compensated for sex work, versus some form of exploitation (whether that's the platform or an individual exploiting)? A sex worker union [1] who can negotiate with distribution companies and platforms, lobby legislators and payment facilitators (who should not be prohibiting payments for legal business transactions), and ensure quality working conditions…