faetaliity:

carnivalsofsilverfish:

jonpertwee:

punkwitchanarchist:

repotting:

Pornhub’s entire business model revolves around stealing content made by
sex workers without their consent and profiting off it with no
compensation to the workers who generate the content they steal.

Sex
workers are an incredibly vulnerable and stigmatised class of workers, mostly women,
mostly younger, mostly not rich, with little recourse, socially or legally, against a massive
corporation like Pornhub.

Pornhub relies on this, on how little you care about sex workers, to maintain a business
based on stealing their livelihoods.

Stop applauding a
corporation that literally exists to steal from marginalised workers just
because they have a competent PR department.

Fucking thank you

I’m not defending them but isn’t that true of all porn sites?

Yes.

This is going around again because Pornhub have apparently been billing themselves as an alternative to Tumblr for artists and sex workers and it was made originally because as they say, Pornhub has a very clever PR department (I’m thinking in particular of the snow plowing stunt last year) and people have a tendency to fall for it.

Pornhub pays 69 cents per 1k views while Youtube pays $7.60 for the same amount of traffic.

If someone steals your porn and uploads it, Pornhub requires that you doxx yourself to the uploader.