ChildeHarold

Obviously plenty of them do. Plenty of men hate porn and don't watch it, and plenty more men are trying to quit, and still plenty more can have their mind changed by having awareness raised. It's not advertising for her product, its spreading awareness to help stop it.

What conclusion am I jumping to? The psychological effects of promiscuous lifestyles are well documented. Sex workers across all domains of the industry have massively elevated rates of suicide, depression, and various severe disorders including schizophrenia or drug abuse disorders. And in the documentary she herself admits that she is not screening these men and is exposing herself to great risk. Obviously, she is engaging in self-destructive behavior. And obviously, those around her who are enabling this behavior are doing so for pure profit with no concern for her. She clearly needs help.

How is me pointing out how disgusting she is, and linking a documentary that exposes the emotional and psychological toll her behavior is having on her and her family, "advertisement" for her business? People who think like you (i.e., "if it bothers you ignore it") are the reason child trafficking and pornography and drugs are a thing. Ignoring problems LETS THEM GROW. Bringing attention to their negative effects helps combat them. Common sense.

"let her do her"? So you don't think people can be manipulated, taken advantage of, or engage in unhealthy and self-destructive behavior? Clearly she needs help. This is not ok.

wut?

I like having guns, saying what I want, large roads, complimentary water, my own car, larger homes, and living in the most powerful nation in the history of the world. Having been to Scandinavia, I can say confidently that the U.S. is definitely better in these respects. I would rather have the things I have instead of get over half my income taken by the government in exchange for cheap mediocre healthcare.

That being said, their public health is quite impressive, I will grant them that.