Pornography And Sex Crimes
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Pornography And Sex Crimes
“What is going on?” were the only words I could pull from my shaking mouth.
I will never forget the pain in my gut when I opened the door to find my
nine-year-old sister watching a porno. “I found it in Billy’s room and
wanted to see what it was, I’m sorry Jes.” As I watched tears role down her
face, a feeling of rage exploded within me. It was then that I realized that
pornography is not only being watched by adults, but being explored by our youth
as well. What has our society come to, and what role does pornography play in
it? It’s definitely not the positive outlet. I believe pornography can be
dangerous because it dehumanizes family values, and leads to vicious acts of
violence. 1. Family Values The stone first strikes at the very heart of family
values. It presents behavior that is immoral and sinful as acceptable.
Pornography makes premarital sex, adultery, and a variety of other perversions
not only permissible, but attractive. It encourages both male and female
homosexuality, which are lifestyles that are not acceptable to many people. It
is not only those who come into direct contact with pornography that are
affected. The ripples spread, and with them the effects of smut on the community
as a whole. The Pontifical Council’s report cited strong evidence that obscene
materials “corrode human relationships, exploit individuals (especially women
and young people), undermine marriage and family life, foster anti-social
behavior and weaken the moral fiber of society itself.” Even nonviolent
pornography is harmful according to a study by Dr. Dolf Zillman and Dr. Jennings
Bryant. After weeks of exposure to soft-core material, those who participated in
the experiment said they felt “less satisfied with their partner’s sexual
performance, affection and physical appearance.” After assessing the results
of Zillman and Bryant’s study, sex addiction expert Dr. Cline concluded that
“this world suggest that the consumption of pornography erodes material values
and the institution of marriage itself.” This may be borne out by escalating
divorce rates over the years in which pornography has flourished. 2. Young Sex
Offenders Not only does pornography attack family values, but it also leads many
to violence. Dr. Victor Cline conducted a pilot study for the U.S. Department of
Justice on the effects of Dial-A-Porn. He found that “in every case, without
exception, the children became hooked on this sex by phone and kept going back
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