I still take great issue with the equivalence of deriving sexual pleasure from watching women being sexually abused, inadvertently or not, and me using a cell phone. As I've said elsewhere in this thread, my cell phone I own to access society. It serves a purpose beyond child labor. I'm not deriving sexual pleasure from watching child labor or unethical companies operating. In the case of watching porn of a woman being raped and masturbating to it, the rape is the commodity you're consuming. The rape is the thing that you're getting off to.
So, if we are openly aware that these videos exist and that you will come across them while masturbating to porn - then you have accepted that you will masturbate to a woman being raped. It is acceptable that that happens so that you can continue to masturbate to porn. You do not have to watch porn. Porn has only existed for the last 130 years based on our present knowledge of early works. That means that only for the last 130 years have sex acts being performed on women been recorded, and thusly only for the last 130 years has deriving pleasure from a woman being raped in a video format been a possibility. The entirety of human history this has not existed and we have all gotten off just fine, many people continue to get off just fine today no porn involved. Watching porn is a choice, it is a want and not a need. You have to accept that you will get off to sexual abuse at some point in order to continue to consume it. That shouldn't be acceptable to anyone who has any actual empathy for women. In essence the least that someone could say is they will go as far out of their way as possible to only consume content they are absolutely certain is not depicting sexual abuse. If you're not researching the actors you watch, the studio that produced it, the film crew that worked on it, then you're openly accepting that youre going to get off to porn depicting sexual abuse and that it's okay for that to happen and not worth going to every length possible to ensure it doesn't.
It's just telling again and again that men see "inadvertently masturbating to a woman being raped" as equivalent in some manner to "using a cell phone who's resources were gathered unethically". And somehow the nuance that owning a cell phone for other reasons is not the same as consuming rape porn. It isn't, no matter how hard you try to frame it that way it isn't and never will be. Just to reiterate, so that we hopefully don't go in circles on the same point again, in the example of the cell phone the child labor or unethical business practices is not what I am consuming. In the example of accidentally getting off to a woman being raped the rape itself is what is being consumed, a direct video of that sexual abuse is the commodity that is being consumed.
Again, I'm not cumming over the child labor that made my phone. Whenever you inadvertently jerk off to porn that depicts sexual abuse you are deriving sexual pleasure from watching someone be raped. There is no comparison here that is adequate. That is what you are doing. Besides literally in person jacking off to a woman being raped in front of you, there is no adequate comparison.
Sexual imagery has been around forever and I am not attacking sexual imagery. I am saying that jacking off to a drawing has a 0 percent chance of being a video recording of an actual real woman being raped.
No matter how you slice it you have to be okay with the chance that you're doing that to watch porn. On some level every person who watches it has accepted that, or else they don't even think about whether or not what they're watching is consensual. I couldn't tell you which is worse here.
Its not some hypothetical either if you've consumed porn regularly for years then you've pretty well definitely done that at some point. The mere thought that I could be witnessing that kills any and all desire to engage with it, and I would say it should for anyone. The fact that it doesn't means, as I said, a form of acceptance that you may be doing that. Which isn't okay like its not okay to do that.
There may be slight evidence that porn mitigates some kinds of violent offenses, but not nearly as much as having an egalitarian society that instills the concept of consent from birth in all people would.