It seems as though the more time that passes the more people want to be objectified. A passing glance at any social media platform will tell you that. So anymore, it seems silly to talk about it like it's some horrible thing being done to people instead of the personal goal of almost everyone.

The fact that people even talk about it in this backward, sexually repressed, overly Christianized, hillbilly country in the 21st Century. Sex is a wonderful thing. How consenting adults express their sexuality is no ones business but those involved. If one doesn't like a particular activity, don't do it. If one doesn't like porn, don't watch it. If someone wants to pose nude, that is their business. If someone wants to perform in a porn shoot, that is their business. If one is not forced to do these things, it is legal and definitely not immoral. This is not complicated.

Nice alliteration there.

"Pornography" only happens when the participants are forced against their will to be involved. I am against all aspects of human servitude and sex trafficking. Therefore I do all I can within my resources to be sure that my sources of entertainment are all legitimate and legal.

But within those bounds, I will never cease worshiping female beauty in all its aspects. If you want to call that objectification, go ahead. Just know that I worship both the inner and outer beauty of all people, but especially ladies.

I try not to debate. If one says yes and the other says no, who wins? As for pornography, how would you stop it? This would be like the drug war or prohibition. Media is another thing. They are the ones who report stories for profit and often create them or make them up. History is in a book somewhere but all history is the opinion of the writer.