You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
RE: NSPART - Black & White Concept Nude Art Piece "F*ck Censorship" featuring 3 images with Chanel (NSFW - Topless)
I definitely agree with your point on FB and Instagram, but do you consider all forms of nudity or nudes as art?
A lot of social media platforms censor posts that have or hint at nudity mainly due to the possibility of having child pornography on their sites and also due to children viewing such content by accident.
I'm against child pornography that's not even in question.
I think children being shamed for looking at a human body is damaging and will cause problems, negative self-images, or make them think that part of their body is bad or dirty. So I think that's a bad practice. I'm not saying children should watch porn at all.
What I am saying is that I think it's not a problem if a child sees a naked body as long as it's not a situation where the child would be endangered or sexualized. So if a child sees educational or artistic or even some casual nudity like a topless woman in a photo on the web on FB or IG, or on a beach, I don't see an issue.
Once again that's not the same as seeing explicit porn which I actually report on FB or IG when when come across it because that is not the time or place for that to be posted nor do I think it's appropriate for children to view.
Also I don't think children should watch violence, arguments, stories about sickness/disease, or anything you would not want that child to experience in life, because from birth until about 18 the brain is like a recorder and children are actually programming the subconscious with what they see, hear, and experience. The younger the child the more this is true as babies are basically in a Theta brainwave state.
I totally agree your views but I think that people do support nudity as an art but it would be very difficult to segregate pornography from nudity on websites and television.
The already do in Europe. They have nudes and topless images in their mainstream magazines and TV.