I'm looking for the Porno Score topic! I'm still interested on the url links and the score suggestions.

I also think, if you deleted this topic, you did a fool and puritan ruling -- it was not off topic and I was not intending to offend anyone. No bad names or similar. Why?

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Peter is a weird moderator, he is still banning the Daniel multiple personalities but could not answer my inquiry...

Soundtracker is a weird contributor. Last time s/he posted a porn topic, it was deleted without a whisper. This time a fuss.

What's more, the latest thread turned into much more than just an informative link, and no one should pretend otherwise. Even more so, the important stuff from the thread was there for several days, so there was plenty of time to bookmark the necessary stuff.

This site needs more porn.

It was called "The Buzz" @ MovieTunes!

Sex is bad, wrong, nasty, shameful (although they have the biggest pornographic industry of the world!).

But things like violence, war, intolerance, prejudice, imperialism are ok.

Just watch any Hollywood movie...

(Just to point out that while I find André a bit too radical, many of his views aren't just his own ideas - as many here seem to think - but the general image of the US from "outside")

You may have noticed over the past few years that I've taken on great insult from several people who complain about the removal of certain postings here, most of which were violent in a literal nature and sorely against the morale I've elected to uphold here. In light of this, say what you will about Americans caring little about violence.

To continue my point about Andre not understanding the deeper meaning of why pornography is taboo: American pornography is violence. New perspective: Sex is not the worst thing imaginable to Americans, as the USA has the biggest porn industry in the world. Right? Porn = violence, Americans love violence, therefore Americans love porn. Fortunately, this conception is only true with a very small percentage of Americans, as most Americans want to protect our civility from such abhorrent violence.

I'd like to think that here in America, sex is most pure when it is sacred and out of love in the truest sense, not when it is vulgar, violent and has little respect for women or men.

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Originally posted by Marian Schedenig:
It is a fact that in Europe, it is generally considered strange that the US seem to have little against violence, but sex seems to be one of the worst things imaginable.

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Here's a better response:

It is a fact that the birthrate is now a negative number in Europe, while the American birthrate remains healthy.

Considering this corroborative fact, I can only wonder who's more scared of sex!

But I didn't really want to participate in this discussion, and my above post was just meant as a general statement: Whatever the reasons (I won't judge if they're true or not), this image exists and is shared by many more people than just André. I didn't even intend to comment on the primary topic of this thread. (And my post was certainly not meant to criticize you, Peter )

I'm completely joking, of course.

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Originally posted by Al:
Hey, it's not USA's fault that Europe's film industry can't afford big explosions.

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Pornography by today's definition is a very violent and disrespectful depiction of sexual activity. There's a huge difference between pornography and more sacred, private sexual activity.

And which religions hate sexual activity? If there's one way to kill a religion, not advocating procreation is surely it.

This religious/sex paranoia tidbit seems like a simple confusion over the story of Adam and Eve.... which is about obedience and guilt, not sex.

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Originally posted by scoreguy16:
I feel insaulted, everyone is being stereotypical on this board now...

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It's also commonly believed that US citizens can't spell.

Sorry, no offense intended. I just couldn't resist.

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Originally posted by Marian Schedenig: It's also commonly believed that US citizens can't spell.

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That's naught true!

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Originally posted by scoreguy16:
I feel insaulted, everyone is being stereotypical on this board now... Not to mention the fact that this place is called "moviemusic.com" and not once has any actual movie music been mentioned here. Except for that one porn CD of course...

Clayton

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Clayton,

I also felt insulted. My previous topic was a question about a porn movie score and I was inquired about my obsession for sex.

You called me a sick, despite no offense intended. My response was "Wow, how do you live without sex?" or similar. I believe you really didn't intended to offend me but, what could became an argument turned into a funny topic about sex and soundtracks (and some wishes of a happy new year full of sex). I also felt insulted but not by you, Clayton.

Of course Peter can edit our posts or delete the hottest ones. He could close the tread with an advise. He could also email offline the users. He decided to delete the full thread with soundtracks info and URLs. He said it was a porn topic. I say it isn't. There was no bad names or arguments -- no pornography or shameful material. I remember I wrote: 'Sex is beauty' and I don't think this degenerated the threat into a porn topic.

Now I'm a weird contributor. I guess he means I'm not a contributor. My weirdness is fruit of discussing a taboo and not being eunuch or hypocrite.

PS. Pornography is not a violence as Peter said, otherwise it would be considered a pathology. This is culture, this is social expression. I think imperialism, repression and despotic ruling are a 'pornographic' behaviour more suitable for violence than sex.

NP: The People Vs. Larry Flint (I don't know why )

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Originally posted by Probable:

And thus, with tempered wit and subtle expression, Soundtracker elegantly refuted JJH's argument.

I am getting really sick of people who come here and then think the rules should be changed to suit their every whim. If you don't like the way things are done here, go somewhere else, dammit, don't clutter up our space with your half-arsed rebelliousness. Do you even realize the absurdity of quoting Pink Floyd in defiance of an authority you explicitly agreed to be subject to? You can't read and accept the rules of a place and then complain when those rules are enforced. So, for the last time, this is Peter Kelly's board. He owns it, he runs it, and he pays for it's continued existence. It is by his acquiescence that you are allowed to post here, and not because of any law or human right. If he wants to delete a message, he can, and if he wants to ban someone, he may, because it's his board to run as he sees fit. No law is ever going to dictate who may post on a service like MM.com and what they may post. If you want to see a board for film music where there is more freedom, buy a server and set one up yourself. To abuse a service like MM.com that is free for you because Peter Kelly pays for it and then demand that he change it to suit your perceptions of how it should be run is selfish, ignorant, and betrays a deep lack of understanding of the real world. Again and for the last time, if you don't like the way things are done here, go somewhere else.

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Oh no, a hysterical pseudomoderator!

Soundtracker, please read closely what I've written or don't read it at all. I am glad you're able to make the connection that pornography is a pathology! Remember to make the distinction that pornography is one thing and sexual intercourse in its most pure form is another.

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Originally posted by Soundtracker:
PS. Pornography is not a violence as Peter said, otherwise it would be considered a pathology.

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BTW, I love those porno movies!
Buttman is my hero!
Jenna Jameson rules!

Make love not war... that's the only rule.

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Originally posted by Soundtracker:
<Oh no, a hysterical pseudomoderator

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Originally posted by André Lux:

I once made sex with two girls at the same time.
Yes, I have a pathology. And I love it!!

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And let's not forget about your sausage (I'm sorry, I couldn't resist I should be ashamed of myself I know)

the filmscore Gal