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Court strikes down Internet pr0n law. (safe for work)
http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/interne....ap/index.html
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Did you actually read the article? Or understand it?
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All in all this is allowing more freedom for porn sites, and will mean that free internet porn should end up being more widely available due to less restrictive laws. In fact, what you quoted: Quote:
Point 2: This law is the one that could be removed / is removed now. Point 3: Parents can filter porn their own way. Websites can do what they want. Free speech and all. |
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lol limewire |
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Apparently you didn't read the article. The whole point is that the law is unconstitutional....
Plus, you cannot eliminate vice, it is most people's reason to get up in the morning. Porn is one of the many vices people are so strongly addicted to. |
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porn needs to go. period.
[if i say anything else, this will become long and angry -.-] |
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Porn doesn't need to go, there's fat people alive out there that need it.
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yeah your right
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First of all, don't bump old topics like this, -especially- when you have NOTHING interesting to post.
"Porn needs to go" is -never- a suitable reason to bump a three-month-old thread. It's even worse when you respond to an awful bump with an awful post. Even if this has been bumped to death, say -something- worthwhile. Not just an insult to fat people and an agreement. |
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Well, non-sexuals (Who often brutally misuse the word asexual when describing themselves) are at least existing in large enough numbers to have LJ communities and so on. I've known a few myself.
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It may not be the end of free porn. Hopefully, it ain't.
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Gotcha. |
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However, I find it a little difficult to believe there is even one person who has absolutely no sexual feelings at all. Not even weak ones. I'm sure there are some, but it's difficult to believe. I mean, there's a huge difference between "never" and "maybe a weak feeling once a month or so." Quote:
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Pornography is one of the most addictive and powerful substances known to man. It can cause sexual feelings that con control and rule peoples lives. It can be traced back to almost rape cases. Honestly I think porn should be illegal.
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Personally, I think rape cases would just go up if porn were made illegal :/ And a lot would arise just to prove a point.
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Keep the internet free! What's after pornography? Why do you care what others do by themselves out of public? I'm honestly surprised that the court took off their "moral" blinders and found this unconstitutional. Yay them! |
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I dont care about what people do by themselves. But I do care what they do when pornography isn't enough and need to take there sexual experience to another level. |
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