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Mr.Fiction · 06-05-2003, 11:03 AM

I was reading about this on AVN:

http://www.avn.com/articles/12730.html

I haven't seen the ad, but the article doesn't make the people running it sound too bad:

And they add that thinking only dirty old men dive into porn "would be truly naïve" at least. "This is something that faces us all," they say. "Christians buy the videos, Pastors log onto the Websites, church leaders are buying the magazines. It's our kids that are logging on and our families that are being affected. It's our problem and so what are we going to do about it?"

Intriguingly, there is nothing on the *********.com Website suggesting any kind of government action in order to fight porn, and the site seems to go out of its way to avoid that kind of clampdown, implying a preference for influence and individual responsibility over interference.

"We do not judge, condemn or point our fingers at those in the porn industry or those who struggle with this issue, but we are not pro-porn," Foster and Gross say.

06-05-2003, 11:03 AM
Mr.Fiction Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Free Speech Land Posts: 9,484	I was reading about this on AVN: http://www.avn.com/articles/12730.html I haven't seen the ad, but the article doesn't make the people running it sound too bad: And they add that thinking only dirty old men dive into porn "would be truly naïve" at least. "This is something that faces us all," they say. "Christians buy the videos, Pastors log onto the Websites, church leaders are buying the magazines. It's our kids that are logging on and our families that are being affected. It's our problem and so what are we going to do about it?" Intriguingly, there is nothing on the *********.com Website suggesting any kind of government action in order to fight porn, and the site seems to go out of its way to avoid that kind of clampdown, implying a preference for influence and individual responsibility over interference. "We do not judge, condemn or point our fingers at those in the porn industry or those who struggle with this issue, but we are not pro-porn," Foster and Gross say.