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Was porn invented by feminists to drain men of their lifeforce?

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Skybison:
There's a MRA/Incel type group now called NoFap who are fighting to get men to not jerk of to porn, correctly reasoning this to be a feminist plot!

I'll let one NoFapper explain:


--- Quote ---Maybe, and just maybe, feminists have realized what PMO [Porn Masturbation Orgasm] does to men, It makes us beta. Weak, fragile creatures unable to make attempts at real women and instead wait for them to make a move on us. We slowly kill our testosterone and our ability to focus and create and instead we become followers ready and willing to do what we are told.  Maybe the feminists (militant) have realized that there is no way to end the patriarchy from an academic discourse so they come at all men through guerilla tactics i.e. make porn more readily available and encourage all men to indulge. That is why we are seeing a generation of weak men unable to fend for themselves. Men unable to lead their communities.  This is not to imply that women cannot do so but PMO is definitely make it harder for men to have such ambitions.  Does any of this make sense or is it just a conspiracy cooked up in a struggling addict’s head?
--- End quote ---

As you can see this makes perfect sense, but other NoFappers opposse this, pointing out he doesn't focus on the role the Illuminati, but overall this seems like a rational community of woman hating prudes, who will doubtlessly succeed in their plans.

http://www.wehuntedthemammoth.com/2018/12/10/feminists-push-porn-to-make-men-weak-through-excessive-masturbation-nofap-conspiracy-theorist-explains/

rookie:
I've heard lots of arguments against porn, but I have to admit that's a new one for me.

RavynousHunter:
Tantric bullshit.  NEXT.

Tolpuddle Martyr:
Reminds me of something...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKR32ImWYzw

KingOfRhye:
So, the above quoted "NoFapper" is saying men who like porn can't "lead their communities"?

BS, like damn near every mayor or governor or senator or whatever doesn't watch Pornhub or something once in a while?  (just ask Ted Cruz...)

And also, is he implying that this is some sort of new thing?  Yeah, sure, porn wasn't as readily available, say, 20 years ago as it is today, but it wasn't like back then I couldn't walk down to the corner store and pick from a quite wide selection of porno magazines and such.

(Incidentally, I still see stores at times with good-sized shelves full of those... who still buys those these days, is what I always wonder)

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