Prosecuting porn

[dj pussy]

The Justice Department, for the first time in a decade, is prosecuting obscenity.
the U.S. Department of Justice rendered aid recently by bringing charges of obscenity against a Los Angeles-area producer of "adult" videos, the first such action in a decade.

full story:
http://www.freelancestar.com/News/FL...142003/1068224

[IMP^or^SNiTL.e]

bout time there are some sik people out there

[polish_aristocrat]

The Justice Department, stretched as it is in protecting the nation from terrorists, is right in moving against pornographers. External attack isn't the only way in which a society can be devastated.

[BRISK]

That article is so obviously biased against porn it's not news it's opinion. Also, it doesn't even say who wrote it, whats up with that? I can't believe people read that crap, actually, I can.

I don't even think the facts are correct. They say it's been a decade since the last obscenity prosecution? I don't think thats correct at all. I seem to remember reading that there have been about 140 obscenity prosecutions in the last 10 years (mostly in the early '90s).