It's unquestionably problematic for McQueen to do an insensitive rape documentary such as that. But one of my favorite underlying themes of this webtoon is the discrimination and negative view of the porn/sex industry and those involved in it. I agree with the fact that exploitation in the industry is still rampant but the society has no right to paint the industry as malicious or anything negative. Some people actually pursue it and it must be treated like any other professional job. Instead, objectively criticizing and eliminating the exploitation within the industry should be everyone's goal.
If it were so, the scandal couldn't have blown out of proportion this big. Ed's situation could have been better. Both of them might not be blaming each other like this. Ed's superior said it himself, "Nothing says in the contract that you can't film gay porn." Nonetheless, he has to go particularly because of the "company image" and how the society views the sex industry.
It's unquestionably problematic for McQueen to do an insensitive rape documentary such as that. But one of my favorite underlying themes of this webtoon is the discrimination and negative view of the porn/sex industry and those involved in it. I agree with the fact that exploitation in the industry is still rampant but the society has no right to paint the industry as malicious or anything negative. Some people actually pursue it and it must be treated like any other professional job. Instead, objectively criticizing and eliminating the exploitation within the industry should be everyone's goal.
If it were so, the scandal couldn't have blown out of proportion this big. Ed's situation could have been better. Both of them might not be blaming each other like this. Ed's superior said it himself, "Nothing says in the contract that you can't film gay porn." Nonetheless, he has to go particularly because of the "company image" and how the society views the sex industry.