[linda_22003]

You've always had the option to tune out what you consider to be perversion or immorality. There may be films that you consider immoral, which I consider to be great, or vice versa. And what's appropriate for an adult is not necessarily appropriate for a child. That's why we all make our own decisions, and do not try to do that for others.

[OKIEDOC]

A few thoughts on Pornography before moving on.

I want to know, when did pornography become art.

We have not until the immediate past accepted the ill-advised reasoning that pornography should be protected under free speech.

Art may be in the eye of the beholder but artist still have a responsibility for what they produce.

Pornographers who are willing to do harm to not only children but also adults seek protection from society’s norms under the guise of artistic value.

Pornography certainly seems to be at epidemic proportions thorough all levels of society.

Pornography is like some cancerous Melanoma that just will not go away.

America has been at a crossroads for some time.

One should be scared to death of this so-called new enlightenment currently rampaging through America.

Pornography left alone to weed its highly contagious destructive way through society will do to America what it has done to all great societies.

Sick people who use pornography on a regular basis are like addicts on crack or the town drunk waiting for the next exhilarating high caused by the self destructive fix or bottle of cheap wine.

Scumbag proliferators can put all the do not touch, peep or listen disclaimers available on this filth.

All that does is cause children, immature adults and the perverted to seek its use in a more fervent manner.

Just my opinion: that and $1.79 will get you a cup of coffee at Starbucks.