The reason, he said, is that most people who do it don’t even regard it as a harsh sin and ergo are less likely to stop.“Worse than those who watch porn for arousal, are those who watch it without thinking, with no excitement…and this is without talking about the rape culture and violence that are folded in it," he continued.Ratt said that the fact that many people (“including religious Jews”) talk about watching porn freely is an expression of moral decline, but does not make the act any less sinful. Rather, it "makes the sin comfortable."Sibel Kekilli, Aeryn Walker, Maisie Dee and Sahara Knite are all adult film performers who appeared on the show, the New York Post reported.Pornography, once restricted and frowned upon, is now easily accessible around the world to anyone with web access and a mobile phone.The effects of this change on human sexuality in the West are still hotly debated, with some claiming it allows people to feel more comfortable with what they enjoy and others claiming it shatters the abilities of young people to achieve true intimacy. In the audible book The Butterfly Effect, Jewish-British writer Jon Ronson actually discovers that, due to the nature of online culture, adult film stars are making less and less money these days as their work is placed online and seen for free. The hit show is not without at least some Jewish elements thrown around the seven kingdoms. The writers of the show, David Benioff and D.B Weiss, are Jewish-Americans.Israeli actors Ania Bukstein and Yousef Sweid played in the series as Linvara and Ash.
Former Deputy Director of the CIA David Cohen, another Jewish-American, also made a cameo appearance on the show holding a bowl of soup, JTA reported.A perk of working for CIA is world travel. Apparently that sometimes extends to other realms…“Little birds,” be on the lookout for a former deputy director of ours wandering through #Westeros in tonight’s episode of #GameOfThrones. pic.twitter.com/DBIzIFKoju
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