Stephen Baldwin's crusade against porn
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Posted: January 15, 2006
1:00 a.m. Eastern
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Actor Stephen Baldwin might be more at home on a movie set, but these days ? and nights ? the veteran of more than 60 films can be found on Route 59 in Nyack, New York, trying to shut down a business that shows movies ? pornographic movies.
Baldwin, the youngest of the acting clan that includes older brothers Alec, Billy and Daniel, has planted himself on the sidewalk outside a new adult entertainment business located about one mile from his home and is photographing workers and their vehicles as they prepare the store for opening.
The actor says he plans to stand outside the store every day and photograph license plates of its patrons until the business closes. He will, he threatens, identify the store's customers and pay for a one-page newspaper ad each month to publish their names.
"I won't stop until it shuts down," Baldwin told the Westchester Journal News. "I don't want it this close to my house. I'm personally not OK with pornography. I definitely think that it adds to the moral decay or our culture."
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Posted: January 15, 2006
1:00 a.m. Eastern
WorldNetDaily.com
Actor Stephen Baldwin might be more at home on a movie set, but these days ? and nights ? the veteran of more than 60 films can be found on Route 59 in Nyack, New York, trying to shut down a business that shows movies ? pornographic movies.
Baldwin, the youngest of the acting clan that includes older brothers Alec, Billy and Daniel, has planted himself on the sidewalk outside a new adult entertainment business located about one mile from his home and is photographing workers and their vehicles as they prepare the store for opening.
The actor says he plans to stand outside the store every day and photograph license plates of its patrons until the business closes. He will, he threatens, identify the store's customers and pay for a one-page newspaper ad each month to publish their names.
"I won't stop until it shuts down," Baldwin told the Westchester Journal News. "I don't want it this close to my house. I'm personally not OK with pornography. I definitely think that it adds to the moral decay or our culture."
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