Fuck Censorship by Nina Crowne – Non-Fiction

CONTENT RULE UPDATE

For clarity, we have made some small updates to the two following content rules, please see the newly updated rules below:

• No Non-Consensual Activity – You cannot show someone performing any acts (sexual or non-sexual) against their will (ex., violence, excessive distress) or without their knowledge (ex., they are unconscious or sleeping, i.e., their eyes are closed) in any clips, videos, or images.
• No Hateful Content – Racial slurs, symbols, or any other hateful content based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, or other factors will not be permitted on any clips, videos, or images. Content in which religious materials are being desecrated or where the viewer is instructed to desecrate such materials will not be allowed.

Please refer to the dedicated Content Rules page: https://www.clips4sale.com/clips/page/contentrules for more information. The Clips4Sale Team

If you’re familiar with my content, you’ll know that the religious bit certainly applies to me. In fact, the day before C4S posted this, I was the #1 studio on the site in the religious category, with my video Inviting the Demons In as the #1 clip. As soon as I read this I sent them an email trying to decipher exactly which of my content I’ll need to remove and what is okay to stay. Clearly, I have to remove anything where I destroy a Bible or piss on a cross/crucifix or instruct anyone to do those things…but what about verbal blasphemy? Is saying “fuck God” or “fuck Jesus” the same as being hateful to Christians as human beings? Is instructing my viewers to have a fantasy about fucking the Virgin Mary hate speech? What about making videos about Satanism in general because many Christians see it as offensive? Or, on the other side, how about making videos from a Christian perspective about putting the viewer through gay conversion therapy (considering this is a common practice in that religion and, *to them*, isn’t hateful, it’s helpful)? It’s also interesting that of all the categories they listed, religion is the one with the most choice involved in it. Yes, you can be born into a religion, but you can decide at any point to leave it or choose to believe something else. The others? Not so much. I still haven’t received an email back from C4S about my questions. I guess we’ll see.

This comes shortly after I’ve had several religious fetish videos removed from PornHub. The content I make helps people. So many people who have watched my videos have gained a sense of freedom from them — they were held down by religion earlier in their lives and through denying it and doing what they were told not to, they have found their true selves. Is that not just as valid, if not more so, as not offending someone? I am enraged. I don’t want to just accept that this is the way things are. I will find a way to keep making this content and distributing it even if that means we have to start using some back alley ways. I have a feeling that this isn’t the end of increased regulation across all adult platforms. As I write this, Twitter and Instagram are deleting sex worker accounts at higher numbers than ever before. Unfortunately, the internet is not a public space. Nearly every website is privately owned, and all internet service providers (to my knowledge in the USA) are also privately owned. This means that on the internet, my constitutional right of freedom of speech is not protected. Any private company can kick me off their platform for any reason they want. I guess even more than being enraged, I’m afraid of how far these effects will reach. History has shown that sex workers are often the first ones to be targeted in policy changes that end up reaching every corner of society.

In light of this, if you’re someone who enjoys my religious content and wants to help me keep it around, I need your feedback. Here are the options:

1. I start an OnlyFans account just for religious content. Because everything is behind a paywall there’s more freedom about what I can post on there (for now, at least). I have no experience with OnlyFans and I want to know from people who have used it as consumers what your experience has been.
2. Start accepting payment with Cryptocurrency through SpankPay and give DropBox links to the people who purchase videos through there.
3. Only offer the videos on the sites it’s still okay to sell them through and direct people who want them to there. As of now, I haven’t had any religious content removed from ManyVids, iwantclips, or MFC Share, but that doesn’t mean it can’t happen in the future.

I’m also open to other ideas if you have any. Please send me your feedback by commenting on this blog post, sending me an email through my “contact me” form at the top of the page, or responding directly to my email newsletter. I’m always open to discussing this topic with anyone, especially those who might have differing viewpoints–so feel free to send a message even if you’re not a fan of my religious content.