Exposed: Porn And Human Trafficking.
By: Samantha Clarke
Tags: Rape, Human Rights, Human Trafficking, Sexual Assault, Crime

The Secret Is OUT: Free Pornography IS NOT FREE.

Did you know that if you watch pornography online that’s compiled in a searchable database built by large corporations…that you could have already watched a trafficker raping his or her sex slave, who has a child to feed living in their house — and by your views he or she is getting paid to keep doing that?

Because that’s what trafficking is…and YOU could have just sent them a paycheck.

I’ve found that people view images narrated on a screen as entertainment — but when it comes down to truth, you shouldn’t trick yourself by thinking REAL people are not behind those pixels. — S.L. Clarke

There are real people behind your screens. We’re being exploited daily, enslaved with no options to escape. When you unknowingly click to watch us be raped, you’re paying traffickers to enslave and rape us.

Just as pornography objectifies, it is also an ideal medium to get away with the perfect crime. How so? It can conceal REAL people who experience REAL violence — sometimes things look like an act…when reality has no actors. Do you know what you’re really seeing? — S.L. Clarke

If you value your freedom to wank off to anything you want, more than you value whether a person like me or a 4 year old little boy named Jayden lives or dies — then you’re just like the traffickers themselves, and honestly should go to prison for paying people to commit crimes.

I’ve been raped many times, and there’s plenty of explicit images and videos of me naked over the past decade that have ended up in the hands of people close to me whom I trusted, and likely some I didn’t even know. Where they’ve went, I to this day have no idea — nor do I honestly ever want to know.

But I do know this for certain: I am NOT the only one this has happened to, and if you’ve ever been naked in a photo and it’s somehow found it’s way onto the internet…it could have happened to you, too. Chances are, it probably already has, and you don’t even know it, either.

I know the boy’s mother’s who has been living in our marital home has stated she has been raped…I know she’s been under the influence of drugs, engaged in prostitution, and somehow has recorded explicit images sold online for money, too. As the man who’s now living with them admittedly said to me with a smirk, “America is way too free.” And he was right.

The shit that winds up for “free” to you on the internet…how do you think it gets there? Does it just magically appear by some sexual fairy? Nope.

The truth is, someone behind that video has already paid the price.

As one suspected trafficker has told me straight to my face “Why pay for it…when you can get it for free?” As he then smirked an evil smile of pure sadism.

After seeing what the wide world of trafficking looks like from the inside out, I can say I sadly now understand exactly what he meant.

And get this: It’s not only adults this is happening to — it’s also CHILDREN. Children are being exploited by sharing explicit images with people they know or trust, and they are being leaked. Others, are being secretly recorded. And some even are experiencing “revenge porn” and blackmailed by a crime known as “sextortion.”

Knowing that one day I’ll have to face the consequences of my own exploitation, of potentially having to see images or videos of myself or these other people I know in real life — who were trafficked, raped, and exploited probably by these same people…It both sickens me and breaks my heart.

People should be free to engage in consensual sex acts or sexual expression without fear of being exploited. But the truth is: the world right now is NOT a safe place to have sex…not even if we believe it’s consensual. And THAT is horrifying.

News from the forefront battle against exploitation: The pornography giant “PornHub” is now being publicly held accountable for its illegal child pornography and rape material exploited on its site, finally breaking ground in pursuit of justice for the countless survivors of human trafficking that have come forward to share their gruesome stories with the world. American Express, Visa, and MasterCard have ALL publicly banned the use of their cards from this site, and is looking into others, after formally investigating and validating the claims of illegal explicit material. As a result, PornHub has responded by removing a great number of their unverified videos and images, and blocking certain search terms that could result in illegal query results.