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A lot of people seem to forget that children have access to pornography just by being online.
Would you want your kids watching 'rape porn?' , what about 'bestiality' or 'coprophilia'?
If not.... why not?
I remember watching a video (quite by accident) many years ago, depicting a woman being beaten by three men, who take turns on her. This image has stayed with me and scarred me for many, many years. I don't know whether it was real or not, but that's not the point.
Porn is one thing. Sure, go ahead... film yourself and your wife having sex, this does not bother me.
Exposing this to the world does nothing for the evolution of our species.
Now the parent decides that we need to further alter the United States Constitution because they don't want to parent their child?
They want to have their cake and eat it too at the expense of my liberty. I say no. Not gonna happen.
Originally posted by mr-lizard
A lot of people seem to forget that children have access to pornography just by being online. Don't deny it people.... all you have to do is go to google and type in 'sex' or 'porn' and you'll get 1000's of links in a second.
Would you want your kids watching 'rape porn?' , what about 'bestiality' or 'coprophilia'?
If not.... why not?
People here are making abusrd arguements, twisting the arguement with things like OMG then we should ban horror films........ There is a HUGE difference between a film like Friday the 13th and the videos that i speak of.
Shame on some of the people on this thread.
Originally posted by TheAssociate
Let's not forget that at one point, 'Tropic of Cancer' by Henry Miller was banned under these same laws. Think about that for a minute. Anyone familiar with the book knows, at the very least, that an artistic statement is made. But at some point it was deemed to have no creative/artistic value and banned.
To paraphrase: "I can't define 'obscene' but I know it when I see it" just isn't good enough.