People have imaginations, Jedi.
If a man wants to get off on the idea of a man raping his daughter, or a young woman being raped by her brothers, then he is perfectly free to imagine that in his head while he knocks one out.
You not seeing that providing material for this market, which will be seen by lots of people adults and children who had no idea that this was a 'sexy' thing, is your lookout.
The fact that you never know what you're watching is also a massive problem.
'porn' featuring women passed out in very ordinary looking homes used to be readily available on one of the main sites.
It is a fact that site did not take down film of a girl being raped even after they were aware.
They only did anything when threatened with action from credit card companies.
Around the world, rapes are uploaded to porn sites all the time.
EG
'A troubling trend of rape videos going viral in India has led many to believe that smartphones and easy access to violent porn, coupled with a lack of sex education, could fuel sexual violence. The BBC's Divya Arya reports.
Earlier this year, a video showing a group of teenage boys trying to rip the clothes off a young woman was shared extensively on WhatsApp in India.
In it, she is urging them to stop, using the term "bhaiyya" (Hindi for brother) but they are jeering, laughing, clearly enjoying themselves.'
You prioritise the 'right' to view content depicting illegal acts over the fact of what the content can be, and the viewer has no way of knowing if they are watching acting or an assault.
There is no right to watch what appears to be an unconscious teen being gang raped. For example.
I find your arguments unconvincing and your statement about your disgust at the idea of gay sex off topic and crass.