And while it's not as obvious, men are exploited too, in pornography and elsewhere. Besides the well-endowed porn stars, there are the mainstream forms of exploitation that portray men as smooth charmers with the body of a Greek god that are mercilessly repeated. In any event, women are exploited by pornography and other outlets into voluptuous supermodels who are ready, willing, and submissive. Men are exploited by pornography and other outlets into well-oiled muscular hunks of beefcake who are ready, willing, and domineering. Few people are like either stereotype in real life, and they turn members of both sexes into mindless toys for the masses.
Nobody wins, everyone loses.
A picture of the same woman, wearing a few strategically-placed pieces of cloth, is acceptable. Pornography provokes crime. Now, I'm not siding with the rapists and the child molesters here. But people can read the Bible and listen to Rush without turning into frothing maniacs, and people can look at pornography without turning into rapists and kidnappers. If we're going to take pornography off the Internet because it might prompt some people to do bad things, then we ought to also take away a lot of other things because they might prompt other people to do other bad things.