Pornography

Pornography fulfills a gnawing and voracious drive within society. Sex, because of its taboo imlications, in some feelings of guilt. In addition, in this environment, it is forever an area of various degrees of unfulfilled drives and frustration.

In a society where sexual guilt and privation is instilled early in life and where there is considerable repression, suppression and deprovation, every individual will have some level of sexual frustration, often acute.

If you examine the contents of any pornogrphy, you will inmediately see that it largely portrays, voyeuristically, that which cannot be achieved in reality, sexual fulfillment amid the unnatural mandates of the culture. It reflects the distorted and pathological sexual drives born out of implanted guilt; repression and high levels of frustration, In pornography, sex is presented as somethig dirty, sunful and ignoble. the high demand for pornographic material reflects the high level of sexual frustration within the society.

It also reflects the various shades of pathological sex drives the culture has inevitably spawned. The prevalence of rape,s adism, masochism, sodomy, bestiality, etc., portrayed in pornography represents harmful drives which have been stimulated through a distortion of natural drives and maintained largely through continued cuntural delusions and strictures.

The message here is that we can no longer Project the blame for Evil upon some creature of the Underworld (which God supposedly created), but must look to the evil within our own ideas and systems. The evil is carried by our cultures and by us. All of our insanities have their roots in a society's delusions.

Pornography provides an artificial bridge, uniting the world of religious condemnation with sexual fulfillment, a condition that can never be achieved in reality. A universal characteristic of pornography is that it portrays sex as something evil which must be hidden. It follows the Judeo-Christian ethic, but pairs the accepted evil with sexual excitement, protraying sex with all the negative connotations society and the religions heap upon it, while providing stories where sexual fulfillment, in all its distorted forms is, never-the.less, achieved.

What is denied the reader or the viewer in reality is provided in fantasy. In all probability, the pornography market could not exist at anywhere near its present level, if at all, were  not for the pathology of religión. The same holds true for virtually all sexual activity involving degradation and/or forcé or injury, for all sex crimes where there is violation and, all to often, mutilation.

We have a natural 'right' to protect ourselves and others against damaging attack. This is a right that should never be relinquished, However, we should only empower government to step in where the individual is unable to defend, carefully limitin government involvement.