Anonymous
7/20/2025, 12:08:45 PM No.715953525
>In 2018, NCOSE previously targeted a series of visual novels on Steam, briefly threatening the removal of these titles on Valve’s digital storefront. Steam ultimately reversed its decision to ban these games, instead opening the door to adult content on the platform.
>Since 2018, NCOSE has repeatedly mentioned Steam in its various articles, almost as if the anti-porn organization has been waiting for an opportunity to go viral with a censorship campaign against the platform.
>NCOSE, which originally began as the religious “Morality in Media” organization, is a conservative group based in the U.S.
>“Steam must be held accountable for not only allowing HuniePop to be on their platform but for not providing proficient parental controls and safety features to make sure games of this nature are found by especially vulnerable children.”
>Meanwhile, Exodus Cry led a viral online crusade against PornHub in 2020, resulting in significant changes to the world’s most popular adult content platform.
>Free Speech Coalition’s Mike Stabile has previously described Exodus Cry as “a faith-based activist group that believes all pornography and sex work should be banned.”
>In 2022, Exodus Cry argued in a news post that online searches for “video games,” “Fortnite,” and “Pokemon” lead children to graphic sexual content.
>The article proceeded to criticize the viral Animal Crossing: New Horizons-inspired Ankha Zone NSFW dancing meme for “using a character from a popular children’s video game.”
>In 2018, Collective Shout encouraged its supporters to sign a petition to ban Quantic Dream’s Detroit: Become Human from sale in Australia, claiming the game features “child abuse and violence against women.”
>In 2014, the organization called on Target to remove Grand Theft Auto 5 from store shelves, sharing a petition that claims the game “encourages players to commit sexual violence and kill women.”
archive.is/x5cGQ
>Since 2018, NCOSE has repeatedly mentioned Steam in its various articles, almost as if the anti-porn organization has been waiting for an opportunity to go viral with a censorship campaign against the platform.
>NCOSE, which originally began as the religious “Morality in Media” organization, is a conservative group based in the U.S.
>“Steam must be held accountable for not only allowing HuniePop to be on their platform but for not providing proficient parental controls and safety features to make sure games of this nature are found by especially vulnerable children.”
>Meanwhile, Exodus Cry led a viral online crusade against PornHub in 2020, resulting in significant changes to the world’s most popular adult content platform.
>Free Speech Coalition’s Mike Stabile has previously described Exodus Cry as “a faith-based activist group that believes all pornography and sex work should be banned.”
>In 2022, Exodus Cry argued in a news post that online searches for “video games,” “Fortnite,” and “Pokemon” lead children to graphic sexual content.
>The article proceeded to criticize the viral Animal Crossing: New Horizons-inspired Ankha Zone NSFW dancing meme for “using a character from a popular children’s video game.”
>In 2018, Collective Shout encouraged its supporters to sign a petition to ban Quantic Dream’s Detroit: Become Human from sale in Australia, claiming the game features “child abuse and violence against women.”
>In 2014, the organization called on Target to remove Grand Theft Auto 5 from store shelves, sharing a petition that claims the game “encourages players to commit sexual violence and kill women.”
archive.is/x5cGQ
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