Originally Posted by
Xarnix
Sometimes though fairness is not the best option in a person's wellbeing. ACCEPTING a person that is into that would be okay, but actually starting to publicly create it and accept it on a regular basis is not. As I have said, it is unfair to the children in the film because it removes their own innocence and become exposed to sex at a young age. If they were to be, as I stated in my previous post,
If I were to guess, it'd be that they would most likely think it would be okay to do it at a young age since that's what they were exposed to as a child, and would most likely become pregnant at a much earlier age than what would be socially acceptable.
Basically if I were to go deeper into this no matter what end of an argument of fairness comes out on, there will always be one side that gets a shorter end of the stick. So as a result, we protect children by making it illegal and shunning those who are owners, creators, and people who enjoy that kind of film. In this sort of argument there is no fair end. You can either shun those who watch it or end up having those who are in the film suffer later on in life.