Ah! Okay. From what I'm reading, I think we are in agreement that the porn industry is shallow and sometimes downright dangerous.
But couldn't consumers interested in porn change that (and as I mentioned before, have started to)? I mean, if there was an open effort to give safe, employee-friendly porn companies more attention, perhaps consumer advocacy could be a powerful tool in making the porn industry safer.
Yes. There should also be a union for sex workers so that they have a representative on set to monitor and prevent abuse. The main issue here is the out of control capitalism that fosters abuse. They also must stop preying on sex abuse victims and the economically disadvantaged. It seems to me that most professional porn stars did not get into porn because they're actual exhibitionists who enjoy having sex on film. It seems that most of them were pressured into it in some way and go on with it in order to have a job and perhaps for some psychological reasons as well.
Those people need to be filtered out. After that, the true exhibitionists can do whatever they want. I guarantee that there won't be much porn after that, though, since there's not many people who would enjoy the idea of broadcasting their sexual acts to the world. That's a fetish that a small minority of people truly have.
I think people need to realize that sex is not a game or just a recreational sport. It's something serious that effects us on all levels. People need to be more aware of how all this ties together in terms of self-image, oppression, power imbalances, objectification, etc.