Do you think Pro Ana and Pro Mia sites should be banned?

by Sodaz56 Posted 2012/04/14 19:36:06

Related Topics: Life, Banned, Pounds, Sites, Person

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	Yes, people can die	7 votes	44%
	No, they are harmless	6 votes	38%
	Undecided	3 votes	19%

Yes, a person looking to loose 5 pounds looses her life.

Chloey Hamer 2012/04/14 21:33:35

Yes, people can die

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Yes. They recommend doing things like Abusing Laxatives and diet pills, starving yourself, and working out instead of eating. in WHAT world are they helpful?!

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sockpuppet 2012/04/14 20:45:13

No, they are harmless

We don't want to start censoring the internet.

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Sodaz56 to sockpuppet 2012/04/14 20:47:23 (edited)

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I'm confused a bit about what you are talking about. Do you think it's someone's own fault if they stumble across one of these sites and die?

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sockpuppet to Sodaz56 2012/04/14 21:17:54

Yes... I suppose anorexia, suicide, self-harm and all such things are up to the individual and not the fault of anybody who promotes such things. Makes more sense to address such things in the home, rather than silencing web users all over the planet. Anyone who is bent on doing these things will do them, regardless.

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Sister Jean 2012/04/14 19:56:32

Undecided

never heard of them

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Sodaz56 to Sister ... 2012/04/14 20:27:10 (edited)

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Pro Ana sites offer tips for an anorexic life style (like tricking family members that they've eaten,but they really haven't). Pro Mia offers tips for a bulimic life style(like how to purge food).

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Boris Badinov 2012/04/14 19:45:42

Undecided

I am not for banning sites but I now have some understanding of what they are via Google. They are worrisome for self destruct / self abuse reasons.

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