Embarrassing Kerry Womens Group want to ban internet porn in Ireland

darkpagandeath · 25-11-2015 03:44PM

NachoBusiness wrote: »

It's mad to think that there are lads that have never / will never encounter a woman in real life who has.. how shall I put this.. never had any landscapers on or near her property.

There was a meeting the lady's decided.

bodice ripper · 25-11-2015 03:46PM

NachoBusiness wrote: »

Aren't they

No, thank god. There's only so accommodating a woman can be.

25-11-2015 03:50PM

Pssst.

They can't anyway.

EU ruling bans new Internet porn filters.

So even if they somehow managed to convince the government, the EU will just be, like, "yeeaahh... no".

Carlos Orange · 25-11-2015 03:55PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Pssst.

They can't anyway.

EU ruling bans new Internet porn filters.

So even if they somehow managed to convince the government, the EU will just be, like, "yeeaahh... no".

The EU really shouldn't be controlling stuff like that.

Anyway, if the UK has an opt out for their Christian/Feminist inspired porn blocking you might want to check we don't have one as well.

Lux23 · 25-11-2015 03:56PM

smash wrote: »

Their branding of you is a bad reflection of them and you were sexually incompatible because they seemed more adventurous than you, nothing more. At least you found that out rather than engaging in a long term relationship only to find out in years to come that he's been seeing prostitutes to fulfil his urges because you wouldn't.

Trust me, the couple of lads I did see who were like this should probably stick to paying for sex because it was nothing more than rubbing their genitals on a surface. I don't really believe porn enthusiasts are particularly enlightened creatures sexually and it can close your mind as much as open it.

25-11-2015 03:58PM

psinno wrote: »

The EU really shouldn't be controlling stuff like that.

Anyway, if the UK has an opt out for their Christian/Feminist inspired porn blocking you might want to check we don't have one as well.

I would argue that governments shouldn't be controlling stuff like they. They shouldn't decide what I watch. The EU ruling is just giving the power back to the people, not to the government.

Panthro · 25-11-2015 03:59PM

What the hell's an 'internet'?!

Micky Dolenz · 25-11-2015 03:59PM

As a funny man on the tv once said. " there will be a massive decrease in birth rates in the next few years, the youngsters of today think normal sex ends with jizzing on a face"

VinLieger · 25-11-2015 04:00PM

psinno wrote: »

The EU really shouldn't be controlling stuff like that.

Anyway, if the UK has an opt out for their Christian/Feminist inspired porn blocking you might want to check we don't have one as well.

They absolutely should be stopping ridiculous censorship like this, self appointed arbiters of morality like these ridiculous women are the ones who definitely should not have a say

NachoBusiness · 25-11-2015 04:00PM

I imagine this group hold their meetings in Kerry's answer to the Penrith Tea Rooms.

If they find out that even respectable cinemas in Ireland like the Irish Film Institute have screenings of 3D Porn films, they'll be marching on Leinster House.

Carlos Orange · 25-11-2015 04:04PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I would argue that governments shouldn't be controlling stuff like they. They shouldn't decide what I watch. The EU ruling is just giving the power back to the people, not to the government.

The EU voting on it is just a different government deciding. That isn't the same as government not deciding.

VinLieger · 25-11-2015 04:05PM

NachoBusiness wrote: »

I imagine this group hold their meetings in Kerry's answer to the Penrith Tea Rooms.

If they find out that even respectable cinemas in Ireland like the Irish Film Institute have screenings of 3D Porn films, they'll be marching on Leinster House.

Id say they are similar to the people who confronted Sean O Casey, after he showed Plough and the Stars for the first time, who insisted there were no prostitutes in dublin, wanton ignorance is the order of the day im guessing so they can continue living in a world where sex and drugs don't exist

VinLieger · 25-11-2015 04:06PM

psinno wrote: »

The EU voting on it is just a different government deciding. That isn't the same as government not deciding.

No its deciding that no other government can decide because censorship is an incredibly slippery slope

smash · 25-11-2015 04:06PM

Lux23 wrote: »

Trust me, the couple of lads I did see who were like this should probably stick to paying for sex because it was nothing more than rubbing their genitals on a surface.

You got a lucky escape then

Lux23 wrote: »

I don't really believe porn enthusiasts are particularly enlightened creatures sexually and it close your mind as much as open it.

Swings and roundabouts. I think I've only ever encountered one person who I'd classify as a porn enthusiast and the guy ended up with ED because a real woman didn't do it for him. I've met as many women as men who enjoy a bit of porn though.

darkpagandeath · 25-11-2015 04:08PM

VinLieger wrote: »

They absolutely should be stopping ridiculous censorship like this, self appointed arbiters of morality like these ridiculous women are the ones who definitely should not have a say

PC/SJW Are the new RCC.

HugsiePie · 25-11-2015 04:08PM

Joy Happy Against wrote: »

http://www.independent.ie/regionals/kerryman/news/ban-porn-minister-34210246.html

This is just ridiculous !

Town council meeting in Kerry:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qh2sWSVRrmo

25-11-2015 04:11PM

Panthro wrote: »

What the hell's an 'internet'?!

Just like any normal inter but from the - - - - argh I hate trying to remember all the PC terms for stuff these days - - - - shorter community?

suicide_circus · 25-11-2015 04:16PM

bodice ripper wrote: »

Has porn already taken hold in South Kerry?

Things all went to pot after they screened The Passion of Saint Tibulus

RobertKK · 25-11-2015 04:19PM

The extreme left like banning things on the internet except their own stupidity. I mean, haven't we heard that porn has been accessed inside Leinster house.

But it seemed so much porn, gambling, dating and people looking for escorts was going on in Leinster house they had to put in filters to block it so work would be done.

The software prevents access to banned websites as well as a soft block’ on social and professional networking sites.

However, staff carrying out research on legislation relating to gambling and horse racing are provided with temporary access.

The confirmation that restrictions are in place come just weeks after it was revealed that Leinster House computer users attempted to access porn, dating and gambling sites over 1,100 times in just five months, new statistics have revealed.

Staff, visitors, contractors and journalists all tried to log on to banned websites on Oireachtas computers.

And Leinster House workers have previously been disciplined over the bids to log on to the illegal and banned sites.

Porn websites accessed included modernandmature.com and hot-women-magazine.com while escort websites included dublinindependentescorts.com and escorts-ireland.com.

http://www.herald.ie/news/access-to-porn-sites-blocked-at-the-dail-30368137.html

Well, we never got names...

super_furry · 25-11-2015 04:19PM

I think they're right. The youth of today have been robbed of the magical experience of finding a dog-eared copy of Horny Housewives in a bush or a train toilet and the weeks of excitement that would follow.

25-11-2015 04:20PM

Panthro wrote: »

What the hell's an 'internet'?!

Idirlíon, of course.

Actually what I loved about the Irish for Internet is they literally just took the Irish for "inter" and for "net" and just threw them together.

Squaredude · 25-11-2015 04:41PM

Who the hell came up with the title for their meeting "Consenting Adults, Consenting Children", that sounds like a meeting about something very different than banning porn.

The J Stands for Jay · 25-11-2015 04:43PM

Squaredude wrote: »

Who the hell came up with the title for their meeting "Consenting Adults, Consenting Children", that sounds like a meeting about something very different than banning porn.

Marlon Brando Look Alikes?

VinLieger · 25-11-2015 04:48PM

Squaredude wrote: »

Who the hell came up with the title for their meeting "Consenting Adults, Consenting Children", that sounds like a meeting about something very different than banning porn.

NAMBLA

Cantona's Collars · 25-11-2015 05:05PM

Austria! wrote: »

It's easy to laugh at them, but the internet causes big changes in how life works. How life in Kerry will change when they get it is anyone's guess.

There'll be auld fellas uploading videos of themselves getting sucked off while driving home on the tractor after a rake of pints.
Would that be classified as "Barely Legal"?

Tarzana2 · 25-11-2015 05:10PM

smash wrote: »

But I think it's unfair that older generations grew up without the ability to express their real feelings or desires.

Dude, you don't need porn to be able to do this. I have nothing at all against porn and watch it a bit but I never needed it in order to be adventurous or have a good imagination when it comes to sex. Watching porn doesn't mean someone will be adventurous in the sack, believe me.

intheclouds · 25-11-2015 05:11PM

super_furry wrote: »

I think they're right. The youth of today have been robbed of the magical experience of finding a dog-eared copy of Horny Housewives in a bush or a train toilet and the weeks of excitement that would follow.

Horny Housewives?

Its was the Womens Own bra ads in my day and if you saw a hint of nipple you considered yourself lucky.

riclad · 25-11-2015 05:50PM

i think mobile phone companys already block out some adult websites .
Half the people who watch porn are women .
its up to parents to monitor the web acess of their children.

smash · 25-11-2015 05:53PM

Tarzana2 wrote: »

Dude, you don't need porn to be able to do this. I have nothing at all against porn and watch it a bit but I never needed it in order to be adventurous or have a good imagination when it comes to sex. Watching porn doesn't mean someone will be adventurous in the sack, believe me.

I know that!

Just to add that my comment is in relation to the fact that for so long sex was a dirty word in Ireland. These women still think it is to an extent.

Menas · 25-11-2015 05:54PM

Could we just ban porn down there in Kerry? Compromise is the name of the game.

Embarrassing Kerry Womens Group want to ban internet porn in Ireland

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