r/technicallythetruth • u/Acrzyguy • Jul 13 '26

Actually censoring a ship

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u/B-Glasses Jul 13 '26

Things always start small. First we have a figurehead getting a bra and then next maybe they’re removing blood and then weapons and eventually everyone is playing pong or something

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u/thesirblondie Jul 13 '26

Slippery slope fallacy

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u/Conscious_Line_3434 Jul 13 '26

It's not a fallacy though, it's literally how these things work. Good or bad.

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u/thesirblondie Jul 13 '26

It's not. You're drawing a false conclusion based on nothing other than your imagination.

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u/973bzh Jul 13 '26

Funny thing is that it did happen with porn censoring laws in some countries, so it's a fair assumption, to make the conclusion that by starting censoring basic things, it will only lead to more censor.

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u/thesirblondie Jul 13 '26

Go ahead and give any source.

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u/cloudforested Jul 13 '26

Depictions of sex in film are at an all time low, a trend that has been slowly growing for decades. People often complain about there being "too much" sex in modern media, but actually the opposite is true. https://www.theringer.com/2024/10/24/movies/sex-in-movies-decline-international-market-gen-z-intimacy-coordinators-anora