Post: #51

(02-13-2019 10:25 PM)SlickyBoy Wrote:  I do not for one second take the word of the women involved at face value. She said? Oh wow, ok, must be true.

Curious what part do you not believe?

Post: #52

Absent cross examination, the "she said" part.

Post: #53

(02-13-2019 10:29 PM)SlickyBoy Wrote:  Absent cross examination, the "she said" part.

Fair enough. Let me rephrase this....do you believe they told the girls this was for DVD only to be release in Australia and not to be release online?

Post: #54

(02-13-2019 10:25 PM)SlickyBoy Wrote:  As mentioned before, while the guys behind this are sleaze bags, I do not for one second take the word of the women involved at face value. She said? Oh wow, ok, must be true.

There are 20+ plaintiffs and over 100 whom spoke with the outlets, many of which didn't want to join the lawsuit because of statute of limitations and further tarnishment of their names.

If you think that many woman are telling bullshit stories about the same individuals and company I don't know what to tell you. Maybe Ted Bundy didnt murder all those woman I guess cause he says he didn't.

Post: #55

I can't take it at face value, no. I might feel differently if it were my daughter, sure, but wanting to believe something and having solid reasons for doing so are not the same thing. That said, I did not dive into the details as deeply as it seems a lot of people here did.

Even if it turns out to be true that they told them it was for DVD Australian distribution only versus online, that sounds like an argument for increased monetary compensation (i.e., a theory of unjust enrichment on the part of the defendants) versus the general idea that these prostit.. - I mean models - were fraudulently induced.

Post: #56

The only thing I would say is you need to read the actual court documents to understand this because trying to look at it from the outside with logic is not going to peel back the skin here. They have a declaration of a witness so far that claims she has known these guys since 2015 and was paid and instructed by the girlsdoporn guys to lie about the distribution. They have text messages backing this up as well. The DVD distribution method is actually emphasized in the text messages from the girl to the point of asking if there is anyway for the DVDs to get back to the U.S.

The witness also claims the girlsdoporn guys offered her $1000 to not corporate in the case.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/15N-RymJ...NOuGB/view

So far I haven't seem any real defense besides the contact they signed and now they declared bankruptcy on the site. Im sure there is some bullshit to the case and it's pretty steep but there some real tough evidence with a shitty defense.

Post: #57

Quote:If you think that many woman are telling bullshit stories about the same individuals and company I don't know what to tell you

I don’t think the girls are lying but they signed contracts to have sex on camera and then they had sex on camera. The guys said they would not put the videos on the internet and did so anyways as per the terms of the contract.

The guys clearly lied but I don’t really have much sympathy for the girls in the story.

The story they all seem to tell is that they were given a lengthy contract to sign and were rushed to sign without getting a chance to read it. The girls totally have the option to leave and walk out at that point. They didn’t, they agreed to take money in exchange for having sex on camera.

They are very much whores and the guys paying them are very much doing shady and dishonest practices but illegal? I guess saying afterwards they will pay the girls less because they were less attractive in person, that’s shady as hell and perhaps illegal. That’s something they should be clear on up front.

If the girls were told they would get paid 5000 up front and then were given 1000, they should get the other 4000, but should all these hoes suing get 500000? I doubt it.

Post: #58

Here's a video of one of the more (in)famous GDP girls reading her contract out loud before her shoot:





It's a very standard model/performer release. It includes language indicating that the producers have the right to use the footage however they choose.

Here's another video of a young woman talking about her GDP experience. It sheds a lot of light not only on the process, but also on the state of mind of a girl who agrees to do this sort of thing:





She's overall positive about her shoot, although she does say that the producers never told her specifically which website the video was intended for, despite her repeated asking.

She also says her initial contact with the company was in response to a Craigslist ad soliciting for nude models. It was only after she got in touch with them that they revealed that they were actually looking for girls for hardcore porn.

For me, though, the most significant moment is at the ten minute mark:

"To understand why I did it, you also have to understand that I'm very impulsive. [laughs] I do what I want to do without thinking of consequences. I don't think about myself, I don't think about the outcome."

Clearly this is a girl who absolutely should not be making any important life decisions by herself.

Post: #59

We're past a tipping point here, when girls think they'll be better off socially by "coming clean" and admitting they did porn, because they can claim they were innocent victims. No-one is penalising them - their universities, employers or boyfriends - just because there are images of them taking a few loads to the face. No-one really cares anymore, and the girls can have their cake and eat it too by getting cash when they need it and then more attention and sympathy later on.
I've been as complicit a porn consumer as anyone, but I'm starting to think maybe this should be made illegal. The whole reason it has been illegal in most times and places is because it's obvious that shady operators can take advantage of adult but stupid or vulnerable women, and we as a society shouldn't be enabling that.

Post: #60

(02-13-2019 11:41 PM)Scoundrel Wrote:  She also says her initial contact with the company was in response to a Craigslist ad soliciting for nude models. It was only after she got in touch with them that they revealed that they were actually looking for girls for hardcore porn.

For me, though, the most significant moment is at the ten minute mark:

"To understand why I did it, you also have to understand that I'm very impulsive. [laughs] I do what I want to do without thinking of consequences. I don't think about myself, I don't think about the outcome."

Clearly this is a girl who absolutely should not be making any important life decisions by herself.

These girls have nearly every privilege imaginable.

Youth. Beauty. Freedom. A society that "empowers" them to ask for anything, and usually get it.

And what do they do with it?

Nude modeling shoots. Sex for cash. Porn scenes shot with grimy ex cons in a holiday inn by the highway in San Diego.

Honestly, it blows my mind. They could have handsome boyfriends and party for a few years, then settle down to a life of sophistication and leisure with a doctor or lawyer.

Instead they chose....this.

Post: #61

(02-14-2019 12:43 AM)jeffreyjerpp Wrote:  

(02-13-2019 11:41 PM)Scoundrel Wrote:  She also says her initial contact with the company was in response to a Craigslist ad soliciting for nude models. It was only after she got in touch with them that they revealed that they were actually looking for girls for hardcore porn.

For me, though, the most significant moment is at the ten minute mark:

"To understand why I did it, you also have to understand that I'm very impulsive. [laughs] I do what I want to do without thinking of consequences. I don't think about myself, I don't think about the outcome."

Clearly this is a girl who absolutely should not be making any important life decisions by herself.

These girls have nearly every privilege imaginable.

Youth. Beauty. Freedom. A society that "empowers" them to ask for anything, and usually get it.

And what do they do with it?

Nude modeling shoots. Sex for cash. Porn scenes shot with grimy ex cons in a holiday inn by the highway in San Diego.

Honestly, it blows my mind. They could have handsome boyfriends and party for a few years, then settle down to a life of sophistication and leisure with a doctor or lawyer.

Instead they chose....this.

Thank you for describing the ridiculous world that we live in where being a standard thot that rides the carousel until 30 then marries a beta is considered tame and almost virtuous.

Standards have fallen far too low.

Post: #62

(02-13-2019 11:41 PM)Scoundrel Wrote:  For me, though, the most significant moment is at the ten minute mark:

"To understand why I did it, you also have to understand that I'm very impulsive. [laughs] I do what I want to do without thinking of consequences. I don't think about myself, I don't think about the outcome."

Clearly this is a girl who absolutely should not be making any important life decisions by herself.

Society used to have a place for vacuous broads like her. In another generation, this girl would be a housewife, given a midsize station wagon an just enough cash for groceries, dry cleaning, household sundries, and an extra $10 to treat herself to a few cosmetics. That would generally be the limit of her unescorted existence and she would be happy for it.

Post: #63

(02-13-2019 11:41 PM)Scoundrel Wrote:  Here's a video of one of the more (in)famous GDP girls reading her contract out loud before her shoot:





It's a very standard model/performer release. It includes language indicating that the producers have the right to use the footage however they choose.

Here's another video of a young woman talking about her GDP experience. It sheds a lot of light not only on the process, but also on the state of mind of a girl who agrees to do this sort of thing:





She's overall positive about her shoot, although she does say that the producers never told her specifically which website the video was intended for, despite her repeated asking.

She also says her initial contact with the company was in response to a Craigslist ad soliciting for nude models. It was only after she got in touch with them that they revealed that they were actually looking for girls for hardcore porn.

For me, though, the most significant moment is at the ten minute mark:

"To understand why I did it, you also have to understand that I'm very impulsive. [laughs] I do what I want to do without thinking of consequences. I don't think about myself, I don't think about the outcome."

Clearly this is a girl who absolutely should not be making any important life decisions by herself.

I can't believe how casual this girl is talking about this. She's a cutie though for sure. A shame.

Post: #64

Girls do porn had some nice stuff, shame.

Post: #65

(02-14-2019 12:37 AM)RawGod Wrote:  I've been as complicit a porn consumer as anyone, but I'm starting to think maybe this should be made illegal. The whole reason it has been illegal in most times and places is because it's obvious that shady operators can take advantage of adult but stupid or vulnerable women, and we as a society shouldn't be enabling that.

It's a shady business because society forces it to be shady. Filming hardcore porn is only legally protected in two states as it is and pushing it to some kind of underground trafficking activity is really a stupid move. Last thing males should be pushing for is making sex less accessible which gives it more power. We ban prostitution and have cases of young males who can't even pay to get laid shooting up public places.

I don't like the idea of giving the average women more power because all forms of sex is an illegal taboo thing and that you need to go through them to get it. If prostitution was legal women would have less power because sex wouldn't have the same value as it does today.

Post: #66

(02-15-2019 09:44 AM)H1N1 Wrote:  Girls do porn had some nice stuff, shame.

They're my favorite channel on a certain "hub".

I wonder if they'll just release the full length videos under random accounts if they go under.

Post: #67

The Wire, could you explain better how porn (specifically porn, not prostition) empowers men, or has any other positive influence?

Post: #68

(02-15-2019 05:41 PM)godfather dust Wrote:  The Wire, could you explain better how porn (specifically porn, not prostition) empowers men, or has any other positive influence?

If porn was made illegal, than men would not be able to release some built up lust.

Think about porn: it is in unlimited supply, and on demand. It is a very male thing at it's core. They feminists would love to shut it down, and have a complete control on how and when men get to have their sexual release.

Post: #69

(02-15-2019 05:41 PM)godfather dust Wrote:  The Wire, could you explain better how porn (specifically porn, not prostition) empowers men, or has any other positive influence?

AntoniusofEfa hit the nail on the head. It's not that porn inherently makes a man a better person but having some overreaching authoritarian moral police making this illegal does nothing positive either.

Sex being a taboo subject in America doesn't empower men. Alls it does is give more power to women since they then hold the only key to sex. If you think men are thirsty now just try and put a ban out there like that.

Post: #70

@the wire I sort of agree that porn does allow males to release pent up sexual energy. I would just question your premise from the perspective of countries in the Middle East where porn is illegal and also restricted on the internet (at least they officially block it and people have to use VPNs to access make the access a little more difficult). You don't hear incles going cuckoo in those countries and doing mass shootings even though there is probably more sexual repression there than in the US. Also prostitution in countries such as Saudi Arabia is banned and almost non existent.

Ultimately, porn is a form of sexual liberation and therefore does bring degeneracy with it. There is a reason why nudity and fornication is a big sin in most religions. It destroys society. Hence, porn might be good in the short term. In the long term I believe its harmful.

Post: #71

Bk19sa, are you so sure that incela don't go crazy in Muslim countries?

You don't hear about shootings because it just isn't news when some guy starts killing others in those shithole. They're always killing each other.

Post: #72

(02-14-2019 12:43 AM)jeffreyjerpp Wrote:  

(02-13-2019 11:41 PM)Scoundrel Wrote:  She also says her initial contact with the company was in response to a Craigslist ad soliciting for nude models. It was only after she got in touch with them that they revealed that they were actually looking for girls for hardcore porn.

For me, though, the most significant moment is at the ten minute mark:

"To understand why I did it, you also have to understand that I'm very impulsive. [laughs] I do what I want to do without thinking of consequences. I don't think about myself, I don't think about the outcome."

Clearly this is a girl who absolutely should not be making any important life decisions by herself.

These girls have nearly every privilege imaginable.

Youth. Beauty. Freedom. A society that "empowers" them to ask for anything, and usually get it.

And what do they do with it?

Nude modeling shoots. Sex for cash. Porn scenes shot with grimy ex cons in a holiday inn by the highway in San Diego.

Honestly, it blows my mind. They could have handsome boyfriends and party for a few years, then settle down to a life of sophistication and leisure with a doctor or lawyer.

Instead they chose....this.

They have extremely high time preferences. I.e. they only care about today and not about tomorrow.

Post: #73

(02-12-2019 08:28 AM)Thot____Patroller Wrote:  I don't understand why porn is allowed to be produced, it takes advantage of young girls who are damaged mentally for life. It's all fun and games until it's your daughter or relative...It's very sad.

I'm fairly sure they're already damaged goods, the anal donkey bang isn't gonna degrade them any worse than they already are.

Post: #74

I just watched the interview above with the girl who did the video. If you watch the rest of her YouTube videos, it's mostly about weed. She even has a couple of videos where she meets with Tinder matches and smokes with them - likely a way to promote herself as a Youtube personality.






She's someone who's seeking fame and I'm guessing the reason she posted up that "coming out" video is self-promotion. Becoming a celebrity via amateur porn is a time-honored American tradition.

She seems just a tad bit smarter than the near-retarded porn star whose interview got posted here a while back. Poor Hannah Hays below has the disadvantage of having a thick Southern accent and a slow drawl but if you look at their verbal articulation and vocabulary, the GDP girls doesn't seem that much brighter

Post: #75

Girls Do Porn had some of the hottest 'normal' girls I've ever seen, so this doesn't surprise me. I've actually had some semi-hate wanks over the girls when they say how much they love their boyfriends, only minutes later to get absolutely pounded on camera. Episode 296 comes to mind if anyone is interested - one of the sexiest light skin / mixed black girls I've ever seen (in my opinion).

It's actually quite black pilling how many of the girls have boyfriends but can't resist the cash (thinking they'd never be caught, of course). Really makes you wonder what girls are like when given complete anonymity regarding sexcapades. I think Krauser has discussed this in the past, that all girls are capable of risky and exciting sexual adventures if it's in secret... including ones with boyfriends/husbands.