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Above: American propaganda poster from WWII

There’s an excellent article in Orange County Weekly this week discussing the known problems with Bush’s war on porn:

Among standard occupational hazards associated with the porn industry—chlamydia, leaking implants and an anal scene with the brawny Lexington Steele—adult-film actors have this new one: sexual predators aided by George W. Bush.

Since June 23, a Justice Department ruling has made it possible for anyone purchasing photographs from an adult content provider to get models’ personal information, including real names, home addresses and telephone numbers.

Adult performers say the updated recordkeeping requirements for sexually explicit materials declare open season on adult stars, already the targets of religious zealous and perverts—and religious zealots who are perverts. Officials say the amended provision to the Child Protection and Obscenity Act of 1988 was necessary to prevent the distribution of child pornography through new technologies, mainly the Internet.

So, in reply to robber_baron’s comment last week on Iranian Pornography Dissidents, it looks like there may not be much more that the Bush administration can do, but releasing personal information of adult performers is actually quite effective. Instead of fighting the ‘war’ using the judicial system, he is using the American public themselves… and we all there are many trailer park Americans who’d love to take the law into their own hands.

All Emperor Bush really needed to do was declare hunting season and legalize lynching. Sure lynching may still be outlawed, but I have to wonder whether the authorities would turn their heads if an ‘immoral’ porn star was the victim. Porn stars aside, isn’t that basically what happened in Mississippi back in 1964?

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