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I am intensely offended by this pattycake story that took a "just business" approach to a so called industry that on the surface is just barely within the boundary of legality and in practice is well outside that boundary. This "industry" is very close to slavery and certainly well into institutionalized battery. Do you think that ratings are worth trivializing this brutal business? Letting some of the leader's porn sound like the local hardware businessman is morally bankrupt. Had you used your investigative powers and tools to look under the dirty sheets what you would have found would make you gag. Read the porn chapter in Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, Chris Hedges', "Empire of Illusion," and face your righteous shame.
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Ron Shook 1:04 AM
I wish congress would make all pornography illegal.
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words777 12:02 AM
Okay, let me get this straight. These people in the pornography business are questioning the "Integrity" of other people who access all of their pornography for free or via Pirating? Hello!!! since when does anyone who watches pornography have any integrity in the first place. And oh no, don't come at me about me being "judgmental" since these people already crossed that road themselves by even having the audacity to question why some or many of their own would-be customers don't "have integrity . . ." in the first place. You play with fire, you get burned. So burn pornography burn, I have no sympathy for your sufferings.
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amosac64 Feb-11
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