Pornography and You

Copyright the California Education Board circa 1951

We all read the internet. We’ve all seen the advertisements that pop up for sites offering cheap thrills and lipstick-ed girls.
Of course, most of us don’t click on these enticing and saucy banners, but did you know that Pornography is at an all-time high? And not just in Europe!
Yes, even in America, Pornography has become as widespread as polio, back when polio was widespread.
But what’s the harm, you ask?
Perhaps your friends tell you there’s nothing wrong with just looking; we’re all curious, right?
WRONG!!!

Meet Cindy Franklin.
She looks like the kind of girl you’d like to introduce to your mother, doesn’t she?
A good, upstanding, wifely kind of girl. And see here- She’s dressed up for her Saturday date. Very pretty indeed, in a classic kind of way.
Perhaps she’s thinking about her date.
Where will they go together? What will they do?
Surely something fun and wholesome, she thinks. You see, Cindy doesn’t engage in Pornography. Her date however, does.
He shows up late, pants crusted over, with a wild look in his eye. He’s sweaty around the collar and arms. His hair is matted and unkempt. His walk is abnormal, and he has difficulty standing.
You see, his mind has been permanently damaged by Pornography.

Typically, Pornography, also known in jive-talk as “porn”, “eyecandy”, “T&A”, “hardcore”, “Pr0n”, “nudiepics”, and “moonshine” is utilized by simultaneously watching it and engaging in what is known as a “jerky”, “pully”, “wanky”, or “fisty”, the horrific details of which are better left to the imagination.
Needless to say, this deadly combination of mental staring and physical repetition results in permanent brain damage that can never be undone.
Poor Cindy. Poor Cindy’s date.

But surely this only happens to the less-fortunate, and the Europeans?
THINK AGAIN!!!

We recently visited the house of one Michael Anthony Estevez, a recent victim of pornography. We asked the young man to relate his story to us.
Mr. Estevez was hesitant to share at first, but after realizing that his story could help others, he reluctantly agreed to tell his story.
“I was surfing online one day, looking to add a few cards to my baseball collection. I stumbled upon a site that I think most people refer to as a “search engine”, it’s a big site that lets you look up anything in the world. It was great for helping me find my baseball cards! But one link didn’t have baseball cards at all. It was filled with smut, the street name for Pornography. I’d never seen the stuff before, but I couldn’t look away. I was hooked. I realized that if I started looking for it on purpose, I might even find more! This “search engine” fast became my peddler for Pornography.”

So Michael Anthony Estevez began a walk down a dark path. Unbeknownst to his wife, Clarinda Estevez, and their two children, Ricky and John, Michael was falling deeper and deeper into the world of Pornography.

“One day, I needed a fix bad. So bad. I was really highed up from seeing these lingerie catalogues my wife had left all over the house. I quickly gave her some money and sent her out with the kids for ice cream. I logged on and got ready. Just then, my wife and children came back in. She’d forgotten the car keys. They walked in on me while I was using. I tried to close out the browser, but it was too late.”

Surely a fantastic story to be sure, but this was no Spaniard from Europe. This happened in America! It happened right outside your town, and it could happen to you!
Now Michael Anthony Estevez is divorced. His children will grow up in a broken home without a father.
There are no happy endings when you fool with Pornography!
Michael undergoes treatments 5 times a week, and still isn’t able to kick the addiction.
Scientists say that nothing damages the human mind more than a single dose of Pornography.

But how did this happen?
Top theorists speculate that the Reds introduced Pornography into the internet as a way to undermine the United States.
Why not show them that as Americans, we can use the twin fists of Good Sense and Dignity to punch out Pornography forever?
Let’s make tomorrow’s headline read “Americans say ‘NO!’ to Pornography!”