I found-out Uk trying to censor videos of non-conventional sex acts. This including’s stuff like: Pictures and videos that show spanking, whipping or caning that leaves marks, and sex acts involving urination, female ejaculation or menstruation as well as sex in public are likely to be caught by the ban.
Here is the details about UK Insanity right-now: Campaniers label bill targeted at online pornography a ‘prurient’ intervention that will take Britain’s censorship regime back to pre-internet era
The proposal would force internet service providers to block sites hosting content that would not be certified for commercial DVD sale by the British Board of Film Classification.
Keep in mind: British Board of Film Classification in-fact Haters of this:
Base over the ideas hearing from YouTuber called: Phillip DeFranco talking about British Board of Film Classification in past, present, future covering Fiction and Non Content. Because we know free your Imagination against the law:
I was almost arrested liking violence video games. Hear more about UK Insanity again. Web users in the UK will be banned from accessing websites portraying a range of non-conventional sexual acts, under a little discussed clause to a government bill currently going through parliament.
The proposal, part of the digital economy bill, would force internet service providers to block sites hosting content that would not be certified for commercial DVD sale by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC).
It is contained within provisions of the bill designed to enforce strict age verification checks to stop children accessing adult websites. After pressure from MPs, the culture secretary, Karen Bradley, announced on Saturday that the government would amend the bill to include powers to block non-compliant websites.
In order to comply with the censorship rules, many mainstream adult websites would have to render whole sections inaccessible to UK audiences. That is despite the acts shown being legal for consenting over-16s to perform and for adults in almost all other liberal countries to film, distribute and watch.
Restricting niche porn sites is a disaster for people with marginalised sexualities
Pandora Blake
Free speech campaigners labelled the move a “prurient” invasion into people’s sexual lives. “It should not be the business of government to regulate what kinds of consensual adult sex can be viewed by adults,” said Jodie Ginsberg, chief executive of Index on Censorship.
The scale of the restrictions only became apparent after the BBFC, which has since 1984 been empowered to classify videos for commercial hire or sale, agreed to become the online age verification regulator last month. A spokeswoman for the BBFC said it would also check whether sites host “pornographic content that we would refuse to classify”.
“In making this assessment, we will apply the standards that we apply to pornography that is distributed offline,” she said. “If a website fails on either of these [age verification or obscene content] tests then a notification of non-compliance will be sent to the site.”
There is no definitive list of sexual acts proscribed by the BBFC, but many adult film producers who have worked with the regulator have been forced to cut scenes, said Jerry Barnett, a free speech campaigner and author of Porn Panic!, which details the rise of a new pro-censorship movement in the UK.
“Although it is nominally designed to enforce the [Obscene Publications Act] guidelines of the Crown Prosecution Service, in practice it draws far tighter lines, many of them inexplicable. The ban on female ejaculation is a particularly strange example,” he said.
The censorship regime has led to bizarre understandings between the producers and regulators, Barnett said. One is the “four-finger rule”, which limits the number of digits that can be inserted into an orifice for sexual stimulation.
Even some who back age verification questioned such strict censorship. “It’s mad that we regulate such material that aren’t even criminal acts,” said Prof Clare McGlynn, an expert on pornography laws at Durham University and co-founder of the Centre for Gender Equal Media.
“If we are regulating things like menstrual blood or urination, that’s detracting from a focus on what I think is really the harmful material, and that would be material around child sexual abuse, but also around sexual violence,” she added.
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There has been no discussion of the censorship provisions of the digital economy bill by MPs during its committee stage, where debate has largely focused on age verification rules. But sources within the adult industry seemed aware.
A spokeswoman for MindGeek, one of the world’s biggest pornographic website operators, said the company expected that structures would be created to “maintain the rights of adults to view adult content”. She said it was too early to say whether the same CPS guidance would be in place for the Obscene Publications Act by the time the bill becomes law.
“Many of the sexual activities prohibited from R18 [the BBFC’s most explicit certification] are normalised and accepted aspects of healthy sexuality, and are proudly celebrated by the feminist, queer and ethical porn movements internationally,” she said.
Neither the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, which drafted the bill, nor the BBFC would comment on suggestions that censorship could be relaxed. A spokesman for DCMS said the government’s aim is to ensure that the same “rules and safeguards” that exist in the physical world also apply online.
“DCMS has recently indicated that it intends to designate the BBFC as regulator and is considering the most effective way to implement these measures,” he added.
Here is my thoughts:
Just like Fair-Use it’s this:
Fiction and real-life content. What the heck with British Board of Film Classification. Better ideas rather ruin it for everyone. In-fact hurting or killing anyone. My parents about violence video games were like this. Wait unit your older, content Filters. My parents did not write to Canadian prime minister making a law that ruins the internet like-this.
British Board of Film Classification more like supports Haters of Freedom Expression/Fiction. I hear about the same-thing about Germany, other countries. Rather them allowing people make up there mind. Think up ideas-es about cersordship. I never knew Grand Thief Auto kills people. I’m hoping the UK people do not turn this ideas-es into a real thing. I dislike 1984 because British Board of Film Classification become a cersordship Monster. Content Filters and Parent Controls better them making Real Life and Internet Rules and Laws.
What next going banned
Because picture of a female ejaculation that is Fiction picture. Sex is something should not be control like this. Less with Piracy Companies go after the real deal. Don’t banned this episode of the Simpsons: “Steal This Episode talking about Piracy, Homer Simpson doing Piracy in-it, making a good case why Homer Simpson was doing it in the first place.
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Comment on I don’t have Learning Disabilities at all
27 DecSomeone made a comment on my post called I don’t have Learning Disability at all. The comment was the following: did you take them at a psychologist’s office or online?
My answer toward the question: Online
The person response toward my answer was the following: Don’t trust online tests.In-fact I took Quizzes from the following websites
A) Psych-Central run by ordinary mental health professionals — not a group of business people, sales guys, or investors looking to make a quick return on their money. That’s on purpose — that way you know the information we’re providing is there because of our expertise.
I took a quiz on the website over (Autism/Asperger’s). Here is my results and info about my score:
(Autism/Asperger’s Quiz) 10% from Psy-central
With the words: You have answered this autism screening in such a way as to suggest that you are not likely currently suffering from an autism spectrum disorder, including Asperger’s disorder.
B) Additudemag with those words: Over the years, your roles have changed. You are less like lovers than like a scolding parent and a naughty child. When your husband doesn’t do something you ask him to do, you do it yourself.” This is no way to live. What to do instead.
The Quiz I took was: (Does My Child Have a Learning Disability? Take This Screening Quiz.
Note: It’s the only Quiz I could found around Learning Disabilities. Under the quiz said the following: National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities
My results are the following:
Your Score: 0%
Your elementary school child does not seem to have any of the signs and symptoms that should prompt an evaluation for a learning disability.
C) Psychology Today. A website that gathered a group of renowned psychologists, academics, psychiatrists and writers to contribute their thoughts and ideas on what makes us tick. We’re a live stream of what’s happening in ‘psychology today’.
The Quiz I took was: Mental Health Assessment, Has a reference of American Psychiatric Association
My results are the following: Based on your responses, there is little to no indication of mental disorders.
Just because I took online Quizzes does not mean can’t be telling the truth about me. Over the three websites I founded. I took Quizzes from people who understand mental disorders and Mental Disabilities . I have always had the feeling I was misdiagnosed with having Learning Disabilities, Autism, Mental Disorders. I previously talked about having.
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