
Caesercel
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This is in continuation of my previous thread
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Often one can see and read a lot of male bitching and moaning on the internet about how easy it is in life for women. Mostly directed towards OF models who make decent money being whores.
But this raises the question, would these males work this trade if it was possible for them to be paid comparable incomes in the market. The question is valid since the anger is not usually directed at the ethical vileness of the act itself but at the income disparity it promotes. (which is strange , considering that many of these men do not question the same economic disparity between the Capitalist class and the working class)
Here the ambivalence towards the ethical repercussions of prostitution could be explained by the "whore ethics" which Capitalism insists upon.
"thus realising the absurd fable of Menenius Agrippa, which presents man as a fragment of his own body" -Karl Marx
Sounds a lot like a foid reducing herself to nothing but the hole between her legs.
The other angle is that many men barely make enough under capitalism. It's a constant race just to pay bills and put a roof on their heads. Under such conditions it's understandable if they embrace "whore ethics" as a means of survival and thus a source of envy. Sure wage labour may not have the ethical ramifications of selling your body for sex, but it's a similar kind of degrading work. Then one can understand the impulse to abandon all dignity and make money out of selling dick pics, if one can.

Thots on capitalism and prostitution (long post)
There's a famous saying that goes "Everyone's a whore. We just sell different parts of ourselves" . This sentiment is oft repeated in hollyjew media with the usual context being exonerating whores from their ugly profession. But it got me pondering about the truth in this. Are people who work...

Often one can see and read a lot of male bitching and moaning on the internet about how easy it is in life for women. Mostly directed towards OF models who make decent money being whores.
But this raises the question, would these males work this trade if it was possible for them to be paid comparable incomes in the market. The question is valid since the anger is not usually directed at the ethical vileness of the act itself but at the income disparity it promotes. (which is strange , considering that many of these men do not question the same economic disparity between the Capitalist class and the working class)
Here the ambivalence towards the ethical repercussions of prostitution could be explained by the "whore ethics" which Capitalism insists upon.
"thus realising the absurd fable of Menenius Agrippa, which presents man as a fragment of his own body" -Karl Marx
Sounds a lot like a foid reducing herself to nothing but the hole between her legs.
The other angle is that many men barely make enough under capitalism. It's a constant race just to pay bills and put a roof on their heads. Under such conditions it's understandable if they embrace "whore ethics" as a means of survival and thus a source of envy. Sure wage labour may not have the ethical ramifications of selling your body for sex, but it's a similar kind of degrading work. Then one can understand the impulse to abandon all dignity and make money out of selling dick pics, if one can.