XXX makes sense as an extension, on some of the blogs out there they use .biz, .com, dot whatever; no, what's getting under the skins of the porn propagators and the moralists, both, is that without the porn, they lose...bucks. That's right, sin in religion equates to bucks out of the pulpit- oh I know, that's a jaded viewpoint, and worship isn't supposed to be about money, but a good sermon against sin, come on, the moralists live for such. On the other hand the porn sellers want to be able to say that the moralists are crazy, trying to forestall their ability to make a living, trying to limit them, and all the while they are gaining free publicity, in an arena that is dying out, from within.
Maybe the truth of two tired extremes is too haunting for either of them to deal with, does the apathy that is presented by the major league yawn of everyone, indicate how little interest there is in their poles apart life styles? Parents who themselves aren't viewers of pornographic material are shocked into action when their child is. Religious extremists, who are anti-porn for the theory of free speech, are shocked at how it is used against them. Extremes are the polar opposites that keep people apart, debating instead of talking and communicating, and controllable, manipulatable. So what is to be done has to be done individually and it must be the individual decision to tell those who reach dumb decisions that further polarize otherwise intelligent people, that such a decision won't work, doesn't work, and won't be tolerated. If ICANN is too afraid to make a ruling that makes them take control over the webs content that is offensive to a great many peoples children, then let's insist that our homes not be so? It is impossible to legislate morality, but it is not impossible to teach morality by example.
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3 Comments
Post a CommentIt is BEST to get rid of porn. It is downright NASTY. It lowers human dignity to WORSE than the animals. It's a COMPLETE SHAME! Human DISGRACE!
I wanted to get behind this diatribe, but it's a bit too disjointed.
Wow Dana this is great writing.