The plethora of videos and photos celebrating “topless’ activism (by Femen, Pussy Riot, and other groups); the sudden trend of breast-feeding in public; and, lately, images of menstruation are not “activism,” although that is the pretext used by the media to inundate the public with such imagery.
Both lactation and menstruation are niche categories of porn, according to this article at Alternet.
The Western ruling class is heavily invested in pornography, which is a 97 billion dollar business, but in urgent need of diversification to survive.
Revenue from traditional porn films has been shrinking, though, because of piracy and an abundance of free content on the Internet.
“DVD sales are barely alive at this point,” says Steven Hirsch, founder of Vivid, one of the industry’s largest and best-known studios. “We’ve seen probably an 80 percent reduction in sales over the past five years—to the point where fairly soon it’s not going to make sense to put movies out on DVD. It’s not going to happen tomorrow, but we are certainly marching towards that day.”
One way to diversify and expand the porn market is to saturate normal, day-time news with raunchy images and discussion that previously would have been confined to explicitly x-rated shows or specific channels.
The public is being conditioned to accept porn as “normal” and acceptable.
There is another angle.
Now that gay marriage is a done deal, social engineering must move onto the next step.
Consider why the media is filled with images of Kiran Gandhi’s parents smiling cheerfully and posing for photos with their blood-stained daughter.
These are instruction manuals for us.
These images also prepare the public mind for an imminent normalizing and legalizing of incest.
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