Porn in the Arab world is probably going to turn already misogynistic men even more down that path. First, perhaps they can try to view women besides their mothers as humans, then we can work forward from there

Are a few clips or screenshots shown on billboards going to influence people to that extent?

I'm responding to OP who is saying exposing randos in Egypt to porn is a good thing and will turn their society upside down

You have a very heteronormative view of porn. Plenty of Arab women also enjoy porn and the origin of misogyny in Arab society is way older than any kind of modern porn.

Where in my post did I say that Arab women don't enjoy porn?

My point is that many Arab men wont have a single meaningful interaction with a woman outside their family this year. Presenting women as sex objects to those men isn't going to have great effects. Similar to incels and porn.

> My point is that many Arab men wont have a single meaningful interaction with a woman outside their family this year

And you got this information from where, western media? Even if, how is it a negative thing?

> Presenting women as sex objects to those men isn't going to have great effects

Incidentally, western liberal capitalistic systems are the ones presenting women as sex objects in ads and the like. Where as they are preserved in the conservative culture in Islamic countries.

Men in the Arab world are already porn consumers and have been for decades. I hitchhiked around Egypt for a few weeks in 2009, and men would occasionally show off short porn vids on their Nokias or iPods. Internet cafes in the whole region would, upon request, give customers the details for connecting to a proxy to access forbidden content.

Fast forward to now, and the big porn video sites have content expressly tailored to the Arab world. Everyone has smartphones, and everybody finds some alone time to wank.