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Originally Posted by Trev
Save her life? I believe she's only a director, not a performer, but I could be wrong.
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Sorry, I was confusing Chi Chi La Rue with someone else. I don't watch a lot of porn movies.
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Originally Posted by Trev
I find a difference between having a personal sense of morality, and imposing that morality on others.
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I was not talking about "imposing" it, I was talking about the way it makes you think of other people. For example, I don't smoke, but I have no problem with people who do. In fact a bit over ten years ago I was studying in a place where smoking was banned, and there was a lobby to get a "smoking room" in the building (this was adult education, most people on the course were 30-60, no kids or teens). I was one of the main movers in this lobby, and on several occasions took the matter up with the course organisers. However my personal "ethic" is I don't smoke, and although I never say so, I think people who do are fools.
Also on "imposing that morality on others", look at the point I was answering above. As Chi Chi La Rue is more of a director than an actor, then they are not just showing "personal ethics". As a director Chi Chi La Rue is attempting to force others to wear condoms (the performers). This is most defiantly not "allowing other rational, thinking adults to make their own judgements", it is saying "this is how I feel, and you
MUST do the same". In other words, the quote you make from Far-L's post applies to Chi Chi La Rue ("I think there is a more interesting philosophical point to be made about the ethics of someone that would not allow other adults to make a choice for themselves...").