What's the deal with Rule 34 material?

I am aware you can contact certain industry professionals on LinkedIn.

Do you know how LinkedIn works? Do you have a LinkedIn account?

It is equally busy and gets sold out quickly in recent years despite the rise in prices.

I was able to attend NYCC a few times several years ago. I had to travel 2+ hours via train or bus.

It is basically a business focused social network. People do post their resumes in the hope to get a job.

I haven't tried contacting any comic professionals through LinkedIn because there is no reason for me to contact them due to our different careers.

It is just easier to contact them on Twitter.

I have to remember I have accounts set up on Facebook, Twitter and Myspace. I don't really use social media to contact people. I've rarely used Twitter and I haven't even used Myspace yet.

Contacting animation and comics industry professionals about anything business-related, trade-related, funding-related, etc., is not a priority right now.

When I have the time I'd like to contact pro voice actors on social media and ask them for advice regarding what I should do to get the training I want and need to learn how to voice act professionally.

You and Glitterbag have criticized me because I admitted to looking at cartoon fart fetish material online.

I'm an artist. I'm curious to know what type of works other artists are showcasing online. I want to be aware of what other artists are doing.

I'm also a writer. I'm curious to know what type of works other writers are showcasing online. I want to be aware of what other writers are doing also.

That does not mean that I'm going to jump on any bandwagon or bandwagons and do everything these other people are doing.

That’s only part of the picture.

You’re incredibly judgemental, calling people uncircumcised philistines and suggesting that if George Floyd had prayed a bit harder he might not have been killed by the police. You constantly attack the LGBT community and set yourself up as beyond reproach because of your religion.

Now all the time you’ve been getting off on fart videos. No wonder people find you a bit hypocritical. I find it really funny to be honest, this thread has really cheered me up.

Btw, I’m a writer, I’ve written two novels and a play, yet still never needed to watch fart videos.

Then why keep talking about the fetish after everyone here said they don't know anything about it?

Watching these fetishes are not necessary to produce creative works.

You say you want to know what artists and writers are doing, but you also said previously that you don't read any comics, mainly relying on excerpts that are posted online.

On occasion I do read web comics.

I am not talking about cartoon fart fetish material. I was calling Glitter and Neptune out for them criticizing me for looking at it.

I, and several others (not just glitterbag and neptuneblue), have also noted and called out your viewing habits regarding these fetish videos.

I should also point out that you had brought up the topic of these fart fetish videos in this thread about rule 34 (that you started), evening providing a YouTube link. Of course, people are going to be critical towards you after all the times you claimed that Christians are not suppose to watch those videos.

Having read about how many fart videos Goldman has viewed...even though he is the saintliest of Christians and twirls through town saving supposed sinners, I have to believe that soon Goldman will soon be regaling us with stories of "accidentally viewing thousands of homosexual sex videos and cartoons". (and who knows how many other things)

That video I posted a link to has nothing to do with Rule 34 material. That's just some random comedic fart video.

I didn't give a number indicating how many fart videos I watched.

I don't "get off" to fart fetish material. I don't want females farting around me or on or in any part of my body.

I don't want my future wife doing that you sicko.

That video I posted a link to is not pornographic. It's a comedy video about a young woman getting her revenge on someone who stole her seat in a subway train.

Christians shouldn't be looking at, watching, listening to and/or reading anything dirty or naughty. You are right about that.

I looked at fart fetish art and animated fart fetish videos. I've looked at other weird art and animated videos. What's the point you are trying to make?

The point is you don’t practice what you preach.

Do you not realize the hypocrisy of what you just wrote?

You: "Christians shouldn't be looking at, watching, listening to and/or reading anything dirty or naughty."

Also you: "I looked at fart fetish art and animated fart fetish videos."

As izzy said, you don't practice what you preach. You have poor self control on what you should be watching.

That art I've seen includes comics.

I need to stay away from any online smut. It's not necessarily a self-control issue it's a rebellion issue.

You're rebelling against God's word?

You say you need to stay away from smut, in a thread you created about sexual material.

There's stuff online I know I shouldn't be looking at but I was choosing to look at it anyway.

That's a form of rebellion.