Google Censorship Of Nudists Gives Rise To More Porn

[Davin]

Nudism and censorship on the internet. Is Google the new big brother?

http://nudism-naturism-young-nudists...ives-rise.html

[sunnysmile_fl]

So there we have it, the major moguls like Google and all the major broadcast networks, aren't concerned about much else than money, ratings and keeping advertising clients happy. And it seems, unfortunately, advertising clients support and endorse violence and gore but do not support peaceful things such as non-sexual nudity or something as natural as a woman caring for her infant child through breastfeeding.

It all boils down to that more and more viewers and consumers of Mainstream Media need to shift their desires to view and support the violent and ungodly and offer much more unified support in peaceful things and that includes depictions of natural, non-sexual and casual nudity.

Once the support for the violent and ungodly drops, broadcasters and advertisers will get wise to what the viewer really wants and they too will support the peaceful, natural and beautiful, which boils down to there will be major industry-wide support for a healthier attitude toward that which is peaceful, natural and wholesome, and that my friends includes non-sexual nudity.

[Centauri4]

I think there has always been "room" for simple nudity on television, such as in dramas broadcast on national public broadcasting stations, even if these programs may have aired at odd times of the day (e.g. after 10 p.m., etc.). Only the thing is many programs on all stations are critically reviewed and either praised for their worth or criticized. Of course we have all seen the warning regarding a program containing violent situations which some viewers may find disturbing, or something similar for mature audience viewers with "parental discretion is advised", so maybe what we need are programs with nudity and a "warning" such as "... parental involvement is advised" or "viewing of this program with the entire family is encouraged"!

We definitely live in times where the opinion of censors and content review panels still matters, so perhaps the Naturist Society, AANR or CFI need to publish a list (or database) of programs recommended FOR viewing! We could even adopt a ratings label (icon or symbol) such as "N" (nudity) or "N+" for 'Nudity Positively portrayed".

Influence is purview of those who exercise it in the most organized and consistent manner.

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[LumpyPostage]

Porn will be popular whether Google bans nudism or not. In fact, there was probably porn before Google.

[nudeyooper]

Porn will be popular whether Google bans nudism or not. In fact, there was probably porn before Google.

No probably about it, porn or erotic art, have been around for thousands of years.