When I was in Thailand you had to keep a wide berth from the cops otherwise they shake down Western tourists for cash.

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If I'm remembering right if you tried to access porn sites there was a government block. That is common throughout South Asia. So the govt pretends that this porn stuff is just for those decadent foreigners but I'm pretty sure the locals just use vpns to get around the govt censorship.

We're talking about a country that is one of the major centres for the sexual trafficking of children and the production of child sexual abuse imagery on the net. There is no depth the corrupt politicians there won't descend to. Compared to that soul-destroying evil consensual adult porn is practically on the side of the angels.

Edited by - BlackSix on 6/18/2020 8:14:30 AM

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You're thinking too much like a Westerner used to some level of legit law and order. The military dictatorships that have run Thailand for decades and decades are built on corruption, oppression and hypocrisy.

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I assume that quite a bunch of the actresses in Thai porn are payed freelancers or prostitutes. Actually I was suprised last year to see an old vid form Asian Street Meat with a girl I dated a couple of years later privately......

In hotels you can surf not all but some of our well known sites. I haven´t figured out if there is a system why some sites are blocked and others not.

Don´t know how hard the sex industry was hit by the Covid pandemic and if it will recover as soon as all the tourists are back.

Edited by - Lenny Voyeur on 6/18/2020 7:33:17 PM

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Edited by - BlackSix on 6/18/2020 9:13:56 PM

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Look at Pornhub and Mindgeek, their entire business model is based on ripping off their competitors and nothing has been done to them.

The US government isn't going to step in and support a porn business, that is one reason piracy was so rampant throughout porn's history, the US government is not going to enforce their copyright.

And you never know, in my line of work I see organizations breaking the law all the time but the government regulators won't step in until someone lays a complaint and most people either don't know the law/regulations well enough to even know they could lay a complaint or just never think of it.

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