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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Labels: AFA, Bryan Fischer, Christianists, dominionists, hate groups, Iran, porn, Saudi Arabia, theocracy
Thursday, May 19, 2011
I suppose this was inevitable.
HUSTLER VIDEO ANNOUNCES BIN LADEN PARODY
(Canoga Park, CA) — May 18, 2011 — During this period of history where we seem to be in a state of perpetual war, nothing adds a little levity to a tense situation better than one of Hustler Video’s artfully crafted and expertly written parodies. With the recent death of one of the world’s most abhorred terrorist leaders behind us, Hustler Video is pleased to announce its next big political parody, This Ain’t Bin Laden XXX. “Oh yeah, we’re going there,” commented the Director of Operations for Hustler Video. “We’re pretty sure from what we’ve heard that Bin Laden was a big fan of Hustler. He was looking at porn, now porn is looking at him. See, it all comes full circle.”
This Ain’t Bin Laden XXX is coming to DVD this summer.
Labels: Osama Bin Laden, porn, silliness
Friday, May 6, 2011
The American Family Association says Sears is selling porn to children because there was no age verification during a recent purchase of an adult DVD.
AFA ordered one of the DVDs to see if it really came from Sears. It did! And unless the company removes the DVD titles in the meantime, anyone – child or adult – can see the explicit promotional photos and descriptive text that Sears uses to advertise this filth. Not only does Sears' website allow children to view its pornographic offerings online, it will sell them to children. During our online check-out process, we were never asked to verify our age.You have do a search on the word "mature" to even find any of the titles.
Labels: AFA, Donald WIldmon, porn, retail
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
"We know from the brain science research that men will start out with adult pornography and move to more deviant and harder material, and many deviate down to child pornography. So by not prosecuting the adult pornographers, we're in essence creating child pornographers." - Morality In Media spokesman Pat Trueman, calling on Attorney General Eric Holder to enforce existing obscenity laws.
Labels: Eric Holder, Morality In Media, porn

