Vivid says no to porn

TheEnforcer · 02-22-2008

Hate to break this to you but a lot of speech IS regulated. You cannot yell fire in a crowded theater. You cannot sell porn to minors. Threats against another can be a criminal act. All speech and all regulated. That's just for starters. Also, you and I both know it's not just a blowjob scene that kids can be exposed to. And while I certainly think people have every right to sling porn I also think that parents should be able to protect their kid while also allowing them to use the internet. Hey, I have no problem at all with bukakke but I can damn sure undertand a parent who doesn't and doesn't want their kid to see it and when told by someone in porn that's it's no big deal if their kid sees it they get mighty pissed. And it is a parents choice on what they want to protect their kids from. Remember the ICRA? I believe it is still around and something like that is NOT unreasonable. I also have no doubt that eventually they will find something that gets passed and is help up in court that the indutry won't like one bit. Me, I'd rather see something that the industry helped create to help parents and give politicians a win rather than what they will come up with on their own.

02-22-2008	#20
TheEnforcer Scored VIP to Anton's Piss Tank Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 8,781	Re: Vivid says no to porn Hate to break this to you but a lot of speech IS regulated. You cannot yell fire in a crowded theater. You cannot sell porn to minors. Threats against another can be a criminal act. All speech and all regulated. That's just for starters. Also, you and I both know it's not just a blowjob scene that kids can be exposed to. And while I certainly think people have every right to sling porn I also think that parents should be able to protect their kid while also allowing them to use the internet. Hey, I have no problem at all with bukakke but I can damn sure undertand a parent who doesn't and doesn't want their kid to see it and when told by someone in porn that's it's no big deal if their kid sees it they get mighty pissed. And it is a parents choice on what they want to protect their kids from. Remember the ICRA? I believe it is still around and something like that is NOT unreasonable. I also have no doubt that eventually they will find something that gets passed and is help up in court that the indutry won't like one bit. Me, I'd rather see something that the industry helped create to help parents and give politicians a win rather than what they will come up with on their own.