Pornography has been around for ages and it's the hottest talked about subject on censorship and for good reason. "I don't think any civil servant at the border has the right to tell me what I should or should not read. We don't need any kind of pornography law on books at all." (Macleans, p29)says Canadian writer Pierre Berton. Anyone that deals with, and is into pornography books, and internet sites are shunned upon and scaled at. This intern is

Recently, a couple days ago to be exact, there was an article on dateline about a thirteen year old boy who beat an eight year old girl to death. He allegedly beat her with wrestling moves and it was confirmed that he did watch wrestling. Now that family is suing WWF wrestling because of this! Where was the babysitter? Upstairs sleeping! People should think about this stuff before they play the blame game.

the problem. People are making a big fuss of the source (the actual providers of this material), when they should be protecting whoever they don't want to see it. Take erotic movies for example, being big or small, it's the same way. Actor Dan Aykroyd has this to say about activists over pornography when asked why they temporarily banned his film in Saskatchewan. "An infringement on our rights", but also adds later, "Its great publicity for the film."(p28) The film, Exit to Eden shows us that this is a perfect example to show how good intentions backfire

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Psychological Association, Exit Eden, Sir Winston, Pierre Berton, Wide Shut, Dan Aykroyd, NYPD Blue, Nicole Kidmen, Power Rangers,
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