humps there appears to be some confusion on your part. Bear with me for this next post, I am going to do my best to make it digestible for you.
Some parallels have been drawn, by a previous poster, between the humane treatment of humans and animals. The former example being porn, the latter: the meat industry. This being that there is an option to responsibly source both in such a way as to adhere to strict ethical guidelines. These examples both also have an alternative means of production whereby the consumer does not care for the wellbeing of the subject.
So there's that, which is fact. Now, in my "thicky" opinion, the lives of animals and humans are of equal importance. Make no mistake, I am not saying the life of a human means as little to me as an animal- I am saying the life of an animal means as much to me as that of a human. I am a vegetarian, I care deeply for the wellbeing of all inhabitants of the Earth. That is my opinion that I have put forward as a result of a previous posters comments and did not warrant your unkind response.
The points being made, throughout the thread, are that there is always the option to consume/access either in such a way as not to cause immoral harm. It has, however, been noted that it is widely understood that there ARE avenues to access both which can and do cause harm and many posters have stated that they do what they can to avoid this. Some avoid consumption altogether (don't eat meat/don't watch porn), some accept that they do want the product and source it ethically.
Some believe that avoiding using the product and actively encouraging others to do the same is for the best, others believe that so long as moral guidelines are adhered to then doing what you would like to is best. Both are opinions, both are valid.
This is the sort of discussion adults can have without name-calling and demeaning comments. I have never been referred to as "thicky" by anyone else, and nor would I have called you the same for having a different opinion to my own.
No other poster here has resorted to this in an attempt to 'win', in fact each new post has provided new information and insight. Your contribution has been a continued effort to be mean and that is why, therefore, out of an entire thread of posters I believe you alone would benefit from a hobby
I do not think people who do not use porn are prudish. I do not think people who do use porn are immoral. I do think using an Internet forum to call people with an opposing view point 'thick' is sad and unnecessary.
I hope this post has been useful to you (as it has been to me by making this night feed go by a little quicker!) and I think previous posters have got it spot on with the general 'agree to disagree'.