Sex The Fundies Just Can’t Say No
To porn, it would seem.
First there was CleanHotels.com, a service that informs travelers where they can find porn-free hotels. Now a coalition of fundamentalist organizations (including the Family Research Council, Citizens for Community Values, the American Family Association and Exodus International) is fighting the scourge of hotel pornography by taking out full-page ad in USA Today urging the Justice Department to “immediately investigate” the companies that distribute hotel porn. The ad also includes a screen shot of “actual in-room hardcore sex videos” available at an Arlington, VA hotel, including “MILF and Cookies After School,” “Spank the Secretary” and “Dirty Housewife Sex” (the “e” in “Sex” is blurred out, of course, so USA Today’s readers don’t get the wrong idea.)
According to the ad, porn videos “promote the degradation of women as sex objects… encourage sexual voyeurism, and present often extreme antisocial behavior as normal.”
Are the fundamentalists really so addicted to porn they need the government to tell them not to order it?
They're just tired of being embarrassed when they have the hotel block the adult channels and then have to call down later that same evening and have them unblocked so they can watch "Bangkok Ladyboys".
OK, that was funnier when Alan Partridge did it.