"Porn Up, Rape Down"

... and the paper ... anthonydamato.law.northw...

His last points seem a lot more salient than the paper. Perhaps a decline in religion is the reason for the decline in rape.

didn't know there was a decline in religion...

I think the internet is convincing people that sinful things - sex - aren't really sinful

cool! thx f00li5h

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finds it difficult to reconcile "sin" with morales... surely "sin" is just whatever was considered moral when the bible was being written

Surely a 'sin' is just amorality with a religiously-backed consequence.

suggests that "sex outside our religious construct (marrage)" is not really amoral...

notes that sex for procreation amounts to using another person as means to an end, which is morally objectionable on deontological grounds

claws at that pesky robot and his simplified vies of reproduction

"The Central Nervous System controls the body. Its regulation of pain, pleasure, reflex, behavior, emotions and everything we know as 'real'

is a response to the program it receives from DNA.

The Body is devotional by nature and takes its orders from the Brain, a bio-computer innocently acting on its orders from its creator, DNA,

who in turn evolves from the Sub-atomic Mysteries perpetually churning forth from the nucleus of the Atom.

The message Subatomic Mysteries pass onto DNA is: i-n-f-i-n-i-t-y.

The time the Central Nervous System gets it, it spells *immortality*

and when the Body gets it, it's Reproduction Time."

This is how sex is the greatest mystery of all.

who needs justification anyway

that was very interesting.

taught in school "masturbation is not a sin, nothing to be ashamed of. After all, everyone does it"

would be ushered to the front of the queue for hell if that were a sin... heck, looking at a woman lustfully is a sin, aparently

already knew that but it's good to be reminded

thought that robots believed in god ...

the evil athiest robot who masterminded the destruction of humanity

purrs at Shiyiya 's dwarf references