It’s very different. No equivalency whatsoever. You’re absolutely right.
Damn straight. Not even remotely the same level of severity. Being blacklisted in your field may suck and be unfair, but it’s nothing like being forced into hard labor by the most powerful organization in your country.
Yes, very different from all that, because none of that gets you thrown in a work camp. Stop trying to draw false equivalences.
I think it’s a bit different when a government won’t allow the publication of anything that makes it look bad.
What business is it of yours to judge people for what they do consensually? You kink-shamed the person. I don’t know that one comment alone constitutes harassment, but it doesn’t sound like you were in the right here.
People are downvoting you because they’d like to see otherwise, but you’re right. Hell, I’d like to see otherwise, but it’s not gonna happen.
The better question is: do they have to sue the AI instead?
Gore has it’s place in horror films. Personally, I feel like it’s best used sparingly and to maximum effect, but there’s something to be said for the “gore fest” film types (e.g. Dead Alive), I suppose. Still, after a certain point, things stop being about horror and veer closer to torture erotica. Nothing against torture erotica either (again, not my thing, but to each their own), but it’s not horror. The violence orgy scene was literal torture porn, and I think it serves the film best as brief flashes, just enough to make it clear what’s going on, but not enough to function as an actual torture porn clip.