Bernice

https://vimeo.com/207020938

4:05

No one had to read anything.

Yes, and here are more of them:

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Topless_blue_women

if Avatar was their intention—which it probably wasn’t—because, again, the movie wouldn’t be out for about 9 years—they probably didn’t know of it until it happened—you know, linear time.

Avatar came 9 years after this picture, dude.

posted as NSFW in the past 24 hours, that is.

It is now 17:59 UTC (1:59 PM EDT), Friday, 21 June 2024.

It is now 17:55 UTC (1:55 PM EDT), Friday, 21 June 2024—apparently over 15 hours after I posted the above reply.

I’ve done a quick check on WP on porn and NSFW, and of those who’ve complained if they are mods of this community or admins, and satisfied that they aren’t, have decided to revert all that I’ve posted as NSFW to remove the NSFW tags.

If a mod, admin, and/or someone with a decent argument for wants it to have a NSFW tag, I’ll probably put it back.

Thank you.

I’ve insulted nobody ITT except arguably myself.

I was blind with rage.

Yes, you are correct: technically it’s not censorship, as neither Lemmy.World, nor it’s mods and admins, have forbidden me from posting it elsewhere without tags. I am free to post it on other instances and on reddit without the NSFW tag.

I don’t believe you’re this dense.

believe it.

Very well, I will be more censorious and mark most of the images or videos of women I post here as NSFW.

السَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ. brother,

because the pic is NSFW—it could get someone fired or expelled.

There:

now nobody (or fewer people) will be offended and/or traumatized by the sight of 2 topless women in blue body paint with taped nipples.

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Perhaps I should delete it and put this porn on LemmyNSFW.

This is Lemmy: the Shariah law as practiced by the Maldives doesn’t apply here,

nor did the Maldives fight a war for its very existence on the first day of its independence.

Is Ali Khamenei on the right side of history?

wp:Human rights in the Maldives

The constitution declares Islam as the state religion of the Maldives and states that all Maldivian nationals are required to be Sunni Muslims.[13] It is illegal in the country to proselytize any religion other than Islam, and advocate for secularism or the separation of church and state. Apostasy and atheism are also outlawed and those who identify as or accused of being apostates or atheists are punishable by death by Maldivian law (though unenforced) and are often subject to vigilante violence or attacks with little or no consequences for perpetrators by the authorities.

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Defamation and Speech “contrary to the tenets of Islam” is illegal.

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As the state partially practices Sharia law in some matters, homosexuality is illegal. The punishment for men is nine months to one year imprisonment, or 10 to 30 lashes. The punishment for women is nine months to one year of house arrest.[3]