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[Mike]

I’m with you on the last part. Every single one of them knew damn well what they were there for. What I can also believe is that they were told that the film would only be put on DVD format or whatever -I can see them being lied to about that. But they all agreed to take dick on film, and I highly doubt they were ‘intimidated’ into it. More like, ‘what’s your number to blow this dude while I film it’.


And that’s why I don’t feel bad for any of them.

These girls are stupid sluts that were ALSO abused and manipulated. It isn't an either or scenario.

But I guess saying that makes us literally Hitler.

 

[Mike]

I just cant follow your logic or language here. Ive noticed you struggle sometimes to make really clear points when its late. I think you have been drinking.


Some people in this thread were cendeming the women and saying they did bot deeerve the settlements they recieved because they knew what they were getring into and were prostitutes.

Yet none of the women knew what they were getting into or deserved what happened to them. That's why some of these perpetrators are now in jail and another has fled the country.

Some of us were also saying we don't really feel sorry for them because they made very dumb and immoral decisions. And that is being lumped in with the other arguments in a very black and white way.

This entire conversation lacks nuance because people won't dismount from their noble steeds long enough to listen to what people are actually saying.

 

[Bang Bang]

@Bang Bang what's your take on this? I found a couple vids on the hub and they don't seem like they're being forced into it or anything, just looks like regular porn for the most part

theyre not a bunch of rape videos, thats a lie. those women signed the papers first, had sex, took the money and felt bad about the internet circulating their whoredom. there was no force, but apparently 'forcing women' and 'lying to women' is supposedly the same thing to dumb bitches. however, the guys are running a business so they should be accountable for their bullshit. overall there are a few important lessons in all of this: dont lie to whores, get everything on tape, and have an overseas account.

 

[Vulcan]

my favorite is the chick that had the story about losing her virginity to her boyfriends older brother and then banged her virgin boyfriend right afterwards

 

[Hans Gercmiov]

Pics and link?

Like I told other dude, search Tatum Guyer. Not hard to find.

 

[franklinstower]

Some of us were also saying we don't really feel sorry for them because they made very dumb and immoral decisions. And that is being lumped in with the other arguments in a very black and white way.

This entire conversation lacks nuance because people won't dismount from their noble steeds long enough to listen to what people are actually saying.

You are wrong for not feeling sorry for these women and in judgment falsely. These women were severely taken advantage of, bullied, and harmed in truly malicious ways. Nothing about your opinion on the sinfulness of their actions merits a cold and cruel view of them.

However just to be fair. I have no idea who the particular posters are who I keep referencing. I only know that the general animosity and denigration of the bulk of posters towards these women reveals a sickness in them rather than in the women.

I don't bother keeping track and matching posts to usernames and you may not have anything to do with what I am saying.


In an incredibly twist of irony and hypocrisy some of the men so quick to call the women whores and sluts and bitches also went and jerked off to said porn while posting in this thread...... if you cant see how pathetically weak minded and hypocritical that is I don't know what to tell you man.

 

[John Mabrey]

theyre not a bunch of rape videos, thats a lie. those women signed the papers first, had sex, took the money and felt bad about the internet circulating their whoredom. there was no force, but apparently 'forcing women' and 'lying to women' is supposedly the same thing to dumb bitches. however, the guys are running a business so they should be accountable for their bullshit. overall there are a few important lessons in all of this: dont lie to whores, get everything on tape, and have an overseas account.

Yea I wonder if the company doxxed them or other ppl just found em, either way hoes gonna ho

 

[franklinstower]

theyre not a bunch of rape videos, thats a lie. those women signed the papers first, had sex, took the money and felt bad about the internet circulating their whoredom. there was no force, but apparently 'forcing women' and 'lying to women' is supposedly the same thing to dumb bitches. however, the guys are running a business so they should be accountable for their bullshit. overall there are a few important lessons in all of this: dont lie to whores, get everything on tape, and have an overseas account.

This is not accurate. SOme of the women wanted to quit in the middle of the sex and some wanted to quit before hand. The professionalism that the con men used to trick these women into believing the extensive lies they were told immediately fell away and was replaced by cruel and aggressive language and attitudes of intimidation.

Investigators found these accounts credible because multiple women shared the same accounts independently of knowing one another.\

These women are not complaining that they were forced into porn. The complaint is that a well run and thought out scam was implemented to get them to find these false claims credible.

1- the producers were hired by a singular wealthy man in Australia to procure pornography from women who normally would not engage in it.

2- the videos would be in DVD format only and not duplicated.

3- the DVD's were said to be encrypted and could not be copied.

4- the wealthy man had signed papers guaranteeing he would not spread or duplicate the videos.

5- the women were told that the producers had ways of getting videos off the net in the extremely unlikely case that they ended up there.

6- the producers had women who were paid to tell prospective actresses that nothing they had ever appeared in had ever ended up on the net.


After all of this the producers sometimes intentionally made sure the friends, community, workplaces and family of the women in the videos were exposed to the porn in an attempt to make the videos go viral.


If you don't think this is terrible scumbaggery at a high level then you are wrong in the head.

 

[franklinstower]

Yea I wonder if the company doxxed them or other ppl just found em, either way hoes gonna ho

Doxxed them. This is known.

 

[Alphaboy]

Like I told other dude, search Tatum Guyer. Not hard to find.

She has a gang of mugshots

 

[John Mabrey]

This is not accurate. SOme of the women wanted to quit in the middle of the sex and some wanted to quit before hand. The professionalism that the con men used to trick these women into believing the extensive lies they were told immediately fell away and was replaced by cruel and aggressive language and attitudes of intimidation.

Investigators found these accounts credible because multiple women shared the same accounts independently of knowing one another.\

These women are not complaining that they were forced into porn. The complaint is that a well run and thought out scam was implemented to get them to find these false claims credible.

1- the producers were hired by a singular wealthy man in Australia to procure pornography from women who normally would not engage in it.

2- the videos would be in DVD format only and not duplicated.

3- the DVD's were said to be encrypted and could not be copied.

4- the wealthy man had signed papers guaranteeing he would not spread or duplicate the videos.

5- the women were told that the producers had ways of getting videos off the net in the extremely unlikely case that they ended up there.

6- the producers had women who were paid to tell prospective actresses that nothing they had ever appeared in had ever ended up on the net.


After all of this the producers sometimes intentionally made sure the friends, community, workplaces and family of the women in the videos were exposed to the porn in an attempt to make the videos go viral.


If you don't think this is terrible scumbaggery at a high level then you are wrong in the head.

The only thing that's really fucked up is the doxxing part, the part about it not being over the internet you would really have to be naive to believe imo

 

[HeffDoesWant]

Damn.
The front page is depressing reading.

The woman hatred runs deep here.

 

[Alphaboy]

How can they even afford this settlement? I thought all porn companies were going bankrupt cuz of the availability of free porn.

 

[Hans Gercmiov]

She has a gang of mugshots

The porn is more entertaining.

 

[SandaKicker]

How can they even afford this settlement? I thought all porn companies were going bankrupt cuz of the availability of free porn.

I read they earned $17,000,000 from the website, I think it was in the LA times.

 

[Mike]

You are wrong for not feeling sorry for these women and in judgment falsely. These women were severely taken advantage of, bullied, and harmed in truly malicious ways. Nothing about your opinion on the sinfulness of their actions merits a cold and cruel view of them.

However just to be fair. I have no idea who the particular posters are who I keep referencing. I only know that the general animosity and denigration of the bulk of posters towards these women reveals a sickness in them rather than in the women.

I don't bother keeping track and matching posts to usernames and you may not have anything to do with what I am saying.


In an incredibly twist of irony and hypocrisy some of the men so quick to call the women whores and sluts and bitches also went and jerked off to said porn while posting in this thread...... if you cant see how pathetically weak minded and hypocritical that is I don't know what to tell you man.

Yeah I think the "just jerked off to her 4/10" comments are in poor taste, but I suspect most of that is just sherdog humor.

Once again I don't agree with what they did in any way. I'm glad they lost the suit and would support them getting jail time too. But most situations aren't black and white.

What the women were doing was stupid and immoral as well. I do not agree with coming away from this situation saying the girls were exploited and that's the only takeway. There are lessons about morals, character, judgement and decision making here too.

To reduce it to oh these poor naive girls were exploited and to remove all blame from them sends an awful message that people have no accountability for their own actions. Now maybe that isn't what people meant to convey, but the blind outrage made it seem that way.

And imo at least, that's a big problem with people today. Especially the younger generation. If everything is always 100% everyone else's fault then you stay stupid and naive and in need of white knights. I'm strongly opposed to encouraging that behavior.

 

[franklinstower]

Yeah I think the "just jerked off to her 4/10" comments are in poor taste, but I suspect most of that is just sherdog humor.

Once again I don't agree with what they did in any way. I'm glad they lost the suit and would support them getting jail time too. But most situations aren't black and white.

What the women were doing was stupid and immoral as well. I do not agree with coming away from this situation saying the girls were exploited and that's the only takeway. There are lessons about morals, character, judgement and decision making here too.

To reduce it to oh these poor naive girls were exploited and to remove all blame from them sends an awful message that people have no accountability for their own actions. Now maybe that isn't what people meant to convey, but the blind outrage made it seem that way.

And imo at least, that's a big problem with people today. Especially the younger generation. If everything is always 100% everyone else's fault then you stay stupid and naive and in need of white knights. I'm strongly opposed to encouraging that behavior.

This post is spoken in a way I can support.

 

[Mike]

This post is spoken in a way I can support.

Polarizing subject matter tends to lead to people talking over and past eachother. Because we feel our moral beliefs are at stake.

I tend to be a bit misunderstood in these types of threads, because as I age I become much more stern about personal accountability. Imo there are a lot of young people making decisions that will ruin the rest of their lives, that need a wakeup call about agency, accountability, and responsibility. Adopting a "life isn't fair, people mistreat me it isn't right" mindset is DANGEROUS for young people.

Because all of that is 100% true but wallowing in it doesn't change it, and makes you a weaker and lesser version of yourself. It's not fair, it's not right, and it's probably not changing.

Your only recourse is to become the best possible version of yourself and fight back against that cultural influence to become an apathetic, complacent drone.

 

[Bang Bang]

This is not accurate. SOme of the women wanted to quit in the middle of the sex and some wanted to quit before hand. The professionalism that the con men used to trick these women into believing the extensive lies they were told immediately fell away and was replaced by cruel and aggressive language and attitudes of intimidation.

Investigators found these accounts credible because multiple women shared the same accounts independently of knowing one another.\

These women are not complaining that they were forced into porn. The complaint is that a well run and thought out scam was implemented to get them to find these false claims credible.

1- the producers were hired by a singular wealthy man in Australia to procure pornography from women who normally would not engage in it.

2- the videos would be in DVD format only and not duplicated.

3- the DVD's were said to be encrypted and could not be copied.

4- the wealthy man had signed papers guaranteeing he would not spread or duplicate the videos.

5- the women were told that the producers had ways of getting videos off the net in the extremely unlikely case that they ended up there.

6- the producers had women who were paid to tell prospective actresses that nothing they had ever appeared in had ever ended up on the net.


After all of this the producers sometimes intentionally made sure the friends, community, workplaces and family of the women in the videos were exposed to the porn in an attempt to make the videos go viral.


If you don't think this is terrible scumbaggery at a high level then you are wrong in the head.

bullshit. keep believing they wanted to leave and lose out on all the money they were there for. because, quite literally - they were there to get fucked and collect money. period. all of them answered the ad to get dick and money. all that 'oh dont worry, no one will ever see it' is a whole other thing. thats more about distribution. saying they wanted to leave but didnt, well lets see... they didnt have a gun to their heads. they werent tied down. I see no bruises or strikes on these women. so yeah 'they couldnt walk out the door because they were too busy sucking dick, your honor' is your defense. there is no proof they couldnt uber their way to the airport or just walk out. take that nonsense elsewhere


because I mean ... I already said they lied to the women about where the videos are going. so get a grip and take your supersimp cape off

 

[Amerikuracana]

Damn.
The front page is depressing reading.

The woman hatred runs deep here.

They willingly prostituted their bodies out while they had BFs, willingly ridiculed the BFs on camera, and seemed to enjoy getting banged while cheating on camera for a few bucks. You guys are dorks. These girls would not like you. Do you understand that? YOU ARE THE REASON THEY FEEL LIKE BRAGGING ABOUT BEING PROSTITUTES ON CAMERA WHILE THEY HAVE BFs. You are the exact reason they do this.