Just because porn and prostitution are legal in some places does not negate the fact it is the sex slavery industry inside of it that is trafficking humans, forcing them to perform sex acts, and then murdering them as I showed with all the links to stats proving just how dangerous the entire industry is. We should reject all vile inhumane things, not just some, or legitimize some, while we ignore others as a woman's right to her body. Not all women in the business are doing it out of rights. Those who are, are harming everyone.

Doing so for his magazine is considered to be such a great honor. What honor? It only contributes to the porn industry that is connected to human trafficking and that is slavery. Male strippers is neither harmless either, since boys are trafficked and forced to perform sex acts on sleazy adults. To glorify it as a wonderful thing for women to do at a party is insulting and ignoring what really goes on inside an industry of slavery and murder.

You're wrong. Just because the Supreme Court rules on something and not another does not excuse the fact that the porn industry is a massive sex trafficking industry that uses women and children and then when done with them, murders them.

So true. Heffner is treated as if he a former president who did something great for America, when in fact he simply has encouraged women to use their bodies for money. This in itself is not empowering at all to women, but sets us girls backward in time and looked at as sex objects. There is nothing great in one's saying she posed for Playboy. All she did was get paid to take her cloths off and not do anything intellectual.

A couple of observations I'd like to add that have really annoyed me over the years.

Why does the media deify Hugh Hefner? Like he's some kind of "pioneer" for being the first guy to routinely post pictures of nude young women. The MSM fawns over this clown like he invented the female form.

And as for "legitimizing" adult entertainment, I really loathe the double standard that is displayed when shows feature the male strippers (Oprah comes to mind) like it's somehow clean, harmless fun. But guys who go to a topless bar for a bachelor party are considered perverts.

Yes I admit, I'm a man, and I adore women. But paying for the "mechanical act" is sickening, as is attempting to force or drug someone to have your way. But if Anne Hathaway threw herself on me (as likely to happen as "global warming") I'd have an interesting conversation with St. Peter (after my wife sent me his way!)