Is anyone watching "The Big Idea" on cnbc about Porn?
 

Is anyone watching this or watched it? This guys from Morality in Media is a fucking idiot, the way he is trying to group people who like to watch porn into sodomista and guys who want to hurt women is just plain crazy. Someone really needs to stop this assholes, they are really crazy and are so out of touch with reality.

Anyone else catch this show?

Yep watching it too

This guy is just a nut case he really needs to be put in a looney bin

I agree,he got reamed by those girls though :thumbsup

I'm watching now. How much was the Wall Street escort making? 2K/hr? She's nawt hawt. That must be the most talented snapper in the world cause I ain't feelin it.

Must not have gotten to the part you're talking about.

Where is the FSC on the shows ? They have to get out on the media , writing press releases for forums and avn arent cutting it .

just put it on ... and thanks again for the studio time today .. :thumbsup

Isn't that show always about porn?

That guy is getting off telling the World what's wrong with porn...lol

Stupid people.... religion plays into too much of it. My mom would kill me if she knew I owned a company that hosts pron sites. She is very religous and that just wouldn't be ok.... stupid how much some people play into that.

I'd hit that Dr Berman.

Oh yeah you guys were there today huh.
Vinny has some nice sets over there.

watched it. it is plain stupid!

They just throw porn in cause then everyone tunes in.

UnOOOOO

Ever see that SNL Skit with the lil viking guy called "Big Red"?

NP Mike anytime, wait till you see the pictures, they came out REALLY Nice. You guys look just like you came right off the sopranos set.

Thanks Red, cant wait till your studio is done, i already love the bar :drinkup

you didnt hear?

SEX IS DIRTY AND EVIL

Good to see someone else annoyed by Morality in Media, I've been posting updates about those guy and FRC for awhile now. They pretty much call the shots on broadcast TV and radio these days. They are the ones that forced Howard Stern and other jocks off of many stations, spearheaded the increase of FCC fines to a half-million dollars per incident, have a meeting this month with the Atty General about the over 50,000 obscenity complaints they have filed nationwide, and have the ear of a few legislatures that want to expand the broadcast decency rules to cable and satellite.