"Man detained for sending obscene videos to girlfriend, why did it top the trending list?"

Recently, the trending topic on Weibo about “a man being detained for sending obscene videos to his girlfriend” clearly shows that, in the eyes of some men, sending obscene videos to their girlfriends is not considered a serious issue. To them, simply because the recipient is a girlfriend, an illegal act can be beautified as “flirting,” which is utterly disgusting! Why is it that sending obscene videos to strangers is obviously regarded as sexual harassment, but sending obscene videos to a girlfriend is not considered extremely inappropriate by these men? In fact, for these men with severe pornographic thoughts and bourgeois views on love, and who do not treat women with equality and respect, dating is nothing more than legal prostitution. When a woman becomes their girlfriend, it essentially means they possess a sexual tool, which naturally grants them the “right” to have sex. In a country where marital rape can go unpunished,

The Supreme People’s Court explicitly states in Guiding Case No. 51 of “Criminal Trial Reference” (Wang Weiming Rape Case): “During the normal duration of a marriage, the husband cannot be the subject of rape; during the abnormal duration of a marriage, the husband can be the subject of rape.” The abnormal duration of marriage includes periods of separation due to emotional discord and the period after filing for divorce.
Sending obscene videos is an insignificant matter for these morally corrupt people. If not maliciously reported, law enforcement is highly unlikely to take action, and there may be no punishment at all, which fully reflects how the Chinese revisionist regime desperately maintains the reactionary ugliness of viewing women as sexual tools. As Engels said, in a patriarchal society, “All acts considered criminal against women that would lead to serious legal and social consequences are regarded as honorable for men, at most considered minor moral blemishes that can be accepted with ease.”
At this moment, a group of reactionary male chauvinists “kindly” remind other men, “If she actively asks you for it, don’t send it either; reporting is the same as false accusations,” shamelessly humiliating women with slut-shaming logic, fantasizing that oppressed women will be like these extreme individualist men who see pornography as filth, and even viciously accusing women of “false accusations” against men, which is extremely reactionary.

Moreover, the “Criminal Law of the People’s Republic of China” defines “obscene materials” as follows:
Materials that depict sexual acts or promote pornography explicitly, including pornographic books, films, videotapes, audio tapes, pictures, and other obscene items. Scientific works related to human physiology and medical knowledge are not considered obscene materials. Literary and artistic works with artistic value that contain pornographic content are not regarded as obscene materials.
It is evident that the Chinese revisionist regime itself is the biggest disseminator of obscene pornography. Although it claims to have “artistic value,” it is essentially smuggling bourgeois pornographic culture to corrupt and undermine the Chinese people, thereby cultivating a batch of male chauvinists who insult and persecute women as the foundation of its rule. If Chinese men want to stand on the right side and oppose the Chinese revisionist regime’s rule, they must break away from the pornographic culture supported by the regime and the sexist ideas that insult women.

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This trending topic is actually related to another issue. Recently, the Nazis are planning to update laws regarding the exchange of obscene and pornographic content among netizens. Although the laws themselves are not very effective, they still scare many submissive men, causing them to panic and desperately search for various confirmations. That’s why this news suddenly surfaced at this time.

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Now, that group of lewd boys in our class are everywhere saying “Kuaishou has大量有关色情被封号删视频关直播” (Kuaishou is banning accounts, deleting videos, and shutting down live streams related to pornography in large numbers). It’s probably related to this as well. Why did the Chinese authorities suddenly crack down on these pornographic things? Could it be because they didn’t get a share of the profits? Isn’t it beneficial for Nazi rule to let these pornographic things spread everywhere?

In fact, the Chinese Communist Party (中修) doesn’t really care about these things. There were even rumors before that during the pandemic, the fascist lockdowns imposed by the CCP were extremely crazy, with mass movements rising rapidly. To numb and suppress the people, the CCP unblocked some originally banned pornographic websites, deliberately allowing the petty bourgeois right-wing males with severe pornographic thoughts to indulge in these obscene sites, making them forget about the oppression and struggles of reality. The reason why the CCP cracks down on pornography is partly because the people, having experienced the socialist revolution, especially the Proletarian Cultural Revolution, generally oppose reactionary pornographic arts, which forces the CCP to publicly “crack down on pornography and illegal publications”; otherwise, their “socialist” banner would fall apart. Moreover, in a fascist country like China, such charges can also be used as a pretext, effectively strengthening the repression of the masses. For example, during the early stages of the restoration of capitalism, the “hooliganism” charge was a convenient tool to suppress the masses. Nowadays, many people who are arrested for expressing anti-CCP views on foreign websites are often accused of “browsing overseas yellow websites.” The CCP is very cunning; on one hand, it pretends to uphold social morals by hypocritically banning pornography, and on the other hand, it exploits the people’s hatred of pornography to expand its fascist rule.

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So that’s how it is. At first, when I saw the news saying that sending obscene and pornographic messages between friends would be considered illegal, I couldn’t understand it. Although I knew it was impossible to enforce it completely.

Today, I also saw a case where someone sent over nine hundred obscene videos to their friends, and the result was only a suspended sentence with two years probation; community correction ended shortly after.

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I recently saw a few news stories again. One is about a woman who was beaten and even threatened with a knife by her husband 55 days after giving birth. The woman filed for divorce, but the man said he wouldn’t hit her anymore and that this time it was a “special reason.” So, what exactly is this special reason? The direct cause of this incident was that the woman felt the air purifier blowing cold and asked her husband to move it, which led to a “quarrel,” and the woman was then hit hard on the head, back, and abdomen by the man. She was diagnosed with a concussion, head trauma, abdominal injuries, multiple soft tissue contusions, and hyperventilation syndrome. However, the man said it was “related to excessive interference from family members,” and he had previously committed intentional injury. The couple only registered their marriage after the woman was pregnant, which makes it seem like the man was just playing with her feelings. There is also a story about a 38-year-old mother who died suddenly due to lack of sleep. She was completely treated as a household slave by her husband’s family, taking on all the household chores. After suffering through this pain for seven years, she eventually passed away.

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