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Cake day: June 13th, 2023

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  • What is the difference exactly? It’s both animal testing. It’s going to be cruel by its very nature. They’re testing on animals because they’re not allowed to test on humans. If they could they would.

    Everyone here acting like this is all black and white. Without animal testing there’s no modern medicine. That is a choise we could have made but didn’t. Thousands of animals had to suffer so that millions of people would not. From an utilitairian point of view it’s a no-brainer but it’s still cruel as fuck and there’s no getting around that. Animal testing or no - both leads to individuals suffering unecessarily.

    I, for one aren’t willing to take the moral high ground here, because I eat meat ie. take part in the chicken/pig holocaust.







  • You made three claims:

    1. Fueling the child addiction will harden the persons mental health problem.

    2. One of the ways to help a person with such addiction, is to replace it with adult pornography.

    3. Fueling it with more of that content won’t do any good.

    I asked for a source for these claims because obviously you didn’t just come up with this yourself, so I’m assuming there’s some study to back these claims up which I asked you to provide, and instead you gave me a link that even you admitted doesn’t talk about any of this.

    Also:

    It’s obviously stated there is psychological help.

    From the study you linked:

    …healthcare providers must rely on data from international literature. These clearly demonstrate that simple psychotherapies do not lead to a reduction in the risk of reoffending. On the other hand, therapies such as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and, even more so, the combination of CBT with pharmacotherapy targeting hormones, significantly reduces the risk of reoffending.