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Old 01-05-2011, 02:29 PM   #423
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Originally Posted by Elfwreck View Post
... Too much of the US is sex-phobic, and they've been allowed to declare that "pornography is evil" without ever having to say what that is, so everyone tacitly agrees that porn is bad without agreeing on whether that means "just sex with no coherent plot" or "contains explicit sexual scenes" or "kinky, not-normal sex" or "sex in circumstances that a lot of people don't think are sexual" or something else ...
That illustrates one of the US paradoxes quite well. Such a powerful sex-phobic lobby group, able to manipulate companies, the media, politicians, etc, in a country that is probably, if not the largest, one of the world's largest producers of pornography, yet according to a survey by the Journal of Economic Perspectives, reported by
New Scientist in 2009, conservatives are the biggest consumers of pornography in the US.

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