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View submission: Removing sexually explicit content from r/all
How is it in the US, do people randomly get triggered by nudity or is it just an old moral standard that stuck? Like there's a difference between stumbling into NSFW stuff and actively browsing it. What adult would give a fuck about their coworker randomly scrolling through one NSFW post?
I can't believe this shit when your media consists almost entirely of gun violence or worse, but noone seems to bat an eye over that.
Comment by SirRolex at 12/02/2021 at 11:41 UTC
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Admittedly, I work in the alcoholic beverage industry, so it's a bit more fast and loose. But I do agree with you there, plenty of violence, blood and gore on every day news and TV. Why not some tiddy?
Comment by MediaMoguls at 13/02/2021 at 23:07 UTC
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https://www.google.com/search?q=brand+safety
Comment by RedditHatesScience at 02/05/2021 at 21:11 UTC
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I can't believe this shit when your media consists almost entirely of gun violence or worse, but noone seems to bat an eye over that.
Fear mongering gets clicks, sex gets angry phonecalls from stupid old people