Aussie pornstar bans Indian fans from her website

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Australia's first female Supercar driver - turned porn star - has gone on a furious rant, saying she doesn't like Indians anymore because of their behaviour on her adult subscription site.

Renee Gracie, 25, is making tens of thousands of dollars a month thanks to her OnlyFans account, where followers pay a monthly subscription of $12.95 to see adult photos and videos of the former driver.
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But Gracie claims to now be losing money on the site, levelling the blame at her Indian followers.

"To all you Indian a**holes on my page. Stop stealing my images," she wrote in a post on the adult subscription site.

"They are copyrighted and I own them not you.

"Stop making pages of me and stop sharing my videos and images illegally."

So...what is the issue here?

Reminds me of the story I read when I was kid decades ago about the fence who stored stolen goods in the basement of his house. But complained that he could never make a living doing that because "vandals kept breaking into my basement and stealing the stuff".

So she sells porno pics of herself (perfectly legal even if it is less than socially acceptable- or maybe Im old fashioned) But guys who download it turn around and share it for free? But for some reason she knows that ONLY Asian Indian guys do this?

How does she know that only Indians do this?

But if its true that is only Indians who are the guilty parties then ...I guess that the issue would be whether or not banning Indians from her site is a form of "racial descrimination". Well... I guess that it IS "racial descrimination", but would it be justified or not? That would be the question.

I don’t get why anyone pays for porn

Well...nowadays it IS puzzling why anyone would pay for smut.

In the Fifties smut was illegal. So it was like buying narcotics.

In the Seventies it became legal, but you had to drive to the low rent part of town to find the shops that sold XXX vids and magazines. And that was ...kinda just right. Smut was obtainable, but a little bit inacessible, even for grown ups. History should stopped at that happy medium.

But now we have the internet. So everyone can get bottomless oceans of porn of all kinds at the click of a mouse. Even children.

But I suppose that there are some niches of custom porn that someone MIGHT pay for even today.