P@triot
Diamond Member
I've been exceptionally clear on my positions (which is that nothing is more important than liberty and the U.S. Constitution is the highest law in the land - any deviation from it is unacceptable) and I will continue to do so (because sadly, liberals lose all honest debates so they attempt to put words into the mouths of conservatives that were not said and not even thought). I am 100% against the U.S. government outlawing anything that consenting adults wish to engage in with each other (and no libtards - that doesn't mean one adult physician doing an abortion on another adult patient because there is a defenseless third party that is harmed there who is not an adult and cannot consent). And yes liberals - that absolutely includes homosexuality.
But that being said, as we learn more about the effects that pornography has on people and society, I'd love to see the day where the people reject it of their own free will. Not because it's outlawed, but because they choose to reject it based on on their own moral compass. I would love to see the day that pornography is legal but completely nonexistent because there was no demand for it and no willingness to provide it. I know that will never happen (obviously) but perhaps we could come to a point where the overwhelming majority reject it and it ceases to be so mainstream. There was a time where pornography was considered offensive and unthinkable. It would seem that the thinking from that era was not "uptight" but in fact exponentially more enlightened than we are today. It's hard to watch Elizabeth Smart here and disagree...
But that being said, as we learn more about the effects that pornography has on people and society, I'd love to see the day where the people reject it of their own free will. Not because it's outlawed, but because they choose to reject it based on on their own moral compass. I would love to see the day that pornography is legal but completely nonexistent because there was no demand for it and no willingness to provide it. I know that will never happen (obviously) but perhaps we could come to a point where the overwhelming majority reject it and it ceases to be so mainstream. There was a time where pornography was considered offensive and unthinkable. It would seem that the thinking from that era was not "uptight" but in fact exponentially more enlightened than we are today. It's hard to watch Elizabeth Smart here and disagree...