I'd love to see a hot woman all wrapped up, with a sexy dark-skinned Toureg riding through the Sahara on his big black Stallion, and take the girl... as he rips off her garments, seeing her long blond hair sweep across her neck. Yeah... bring it on! I've got this thing for the Touregs these days.
There are ways to do it that just may stay under radar of the extremists. I mean... they fuck too. Right?
The Dutch website Integratiesex has some segments with 'Moroccan' and 'Turkish' girls (I put them between quotes because I have my doubts about their nationality - the girl called Fatima is probably a Latina, I've seen her elsewhere) wearing headscarves.
I also doubt any "chinese" can have a Japanese name like Kyoko
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Posted - Feb 16 2006 : 7:25PM
Laurie Cameron Fan wrote
It was sick then too, but at least that scene was in an appropriate context. Linda Blair's character in "The Exorcist" did a whole lot of things that normal people in their right minds don't or can't do. She wasn't just doing it for the sick sake of doing it, but she was doing it because she was possessed by Satan who controlled everything she did. After all, that was the plot of the whole movie.
monkey power wrote
Why is it always the person on the offended side who is labeled as "touchy?" So if someone comes up to you and insults or disrespects a member of your family, will you be "touchy" for punching him in the face? It will be so nice when people, especially in the West, learn to start taking other peoples' and cultures' feelings into consideration instead of always saying, "Well why are they acting like that?" A major newspaper ridiculed their religion. That's why. Their reaction is definitely not right. Killing people and destroying property over a cartoon is unreasonable. However, I can definitely understand their anger, if not their retaliation. I don't think it's a matter of them being "touchy." Instead, I think it's a matter that people are not mindful or respectful of other peoples' faiths, beliefs, or cultures. This is especially a problem that many Americans and other Westerners have. They tend to say and do the most egregious things that are either ethnically, religiously, or culturally offensive. And then, when the offended parties react harshly, the perpetrators always want to play innocent and say, "What? What did we say?" Instead of taking any accountability, or even offering a sincere apology to make ammends, it's always the other person who is "overreacting," or who is "touchy."
The insane psycho case Rob Black of Extreme Associates made quite a few movies like that. Supposedly, he has psychological issues from being raised Catholic, although I personally think his religion (or lack thereof) has little to do with. In "Ass Clowns #3," for example, Brian Surewood gets a BJ from a chick while he is hanging from a cross. I had to turn it off and couldn't even watch the movie. There's something about a movie making me feel like I'm going to Hell for watching it that immediately turns me off. Anybody who participated in the creation of that scene obviously has problems.
I usually avoid Rob Black's things and I don't see any reason to change my mind.
But my question was what kind of reaction will have western masses if were aware of a porn movie involving Jesus as a carachter? and what do the Jewish do if it was Abraham or Moses? what the whole population (well almost)of Utah may say if it was Joseph Smith?
Edited by - Laurie Cameron Fan on 2/17/2006 2:25:21 AM
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Correction: The "Ass Clowns" series was not directed by Rob Black. It was directed by Thomas Zupko. I always did get the two of them confused. So both of them have made crazy stuff and appear to have problems.
Laurie Cameron Fan wrote
They will do what sensible people do and just avoid or disregard the movie. Most people know what porn is all about anyway, so it wouldn't make sense to even get upset over something like that. If a mainstream movie or TV show does it, it will definitely spark a controversial reaction, but a porn movie would spark no such reaction, except perhaps among porn watchers. I doubt if a porn movie will be enough to incite a public riot. Getting upset over something a porn movie does is just as absurd as getting upset over an episode of "South Park." If I know that something is made for the express purposes of being offensive and inciting a reaction, then it loses all purpose as far as I'm concerned. It has to be something more meaningful to get a volatile reaction, at least in my opinion.
First off, here in NYC most of the porn shops are run by Muslims. Fair amount of that in Europe as well. Don't let stereotypes go to your head.
Keep in mind the USA (and semi-Christian European countries) are currently on a rampage invading and occupying various Muslim countries (Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine, Yemen, Pakistan and maybe soon Iran and Syria... It's u.g.l.y. Creating porn that feeds into the general dehumanization of war is really dangerous.
Remember what happened to Saigon and Bangkok? Whole cities became brothels because of the madness of war. Nothing fun about that.
There were reports of pornographization of female captives during the Balkan wars with inter-religious stuff reaching levels that were called "genocide."
So kids, let's remember that there's a big world out there and people are pissed about more than cartoons.
I have no problem mocking religion -- but we should stick to mocking our own and not other people's. That verges on hate. We have too much of that already... think Abu Ghraib and the giddy Americans having sex around Arab corpses. Really.
I like porn, but I'd rather not just be a jerkoff.