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A new Netflix documentary detailing problems within the online porn industry suggests victims are responsible for those issues, according to attorneys representing nearly 100 victims in their suit against Pornhub parent company MindGeek.
Michael Bowe, an attorney up against the world’s largest pornography website, which boasts more annual website visits than Netflix, is featured in the streaming giant’s film about the allegations against MindGeek called “Money Shot: The Pornhub Story,” released on March 15.
But Bowe and fellow attorney Lauren Tabaksblat told Fox News Digital that the documentary presents an incoherent juxtaposition between adult content creators who want to work with Pornhub and rape victims who were exploited by the company.
It also suggests the rape victims are responsible for the industry-wide problems that sex workers are experiencing, they said.
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Dozens of plaintiffs are accusing Pornhub and its parent company, MindGeek, of monetizing sexual abuse. (Adrien Fillon/NurPhoto)
Their lawsuit – which was initially filed in 2021 on behalf of 38 women but has since accrued between 50 and 60 additional plaintiffs – alleges that MindGeek, a Canadian company, knew child pornography, rape and other forms of non-consensual content were being uploaded to and circulated on its porn websites.
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The suit also alleges that the company proactively incorporated that content into its search engine optimization to maximize web traffic and therefore make more money, Bowe and Tabaksblat said.
The attorneys said MindGeek tried to portray itself as a legitimate porn distributor, and while much of its adult content is legitimate, the company also allegedly commercialized child porn and rape. Bowe and Tabaksblat described the allegations against the company as pure evil.
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