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In reply to the discussion: List of prominent anti-pornographers [View all]LadyHawkAZ
(6,199 posts)40. How about the Government of Uganda?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/no-thighs-please-uganda-bans-miniskirts-as-mps-pass-antipornography-bill-9016686.html
Ugandan MPs have passed a controversial anti-pornography Bill that will ban miniskirts and other clothing deemed to be sexually explicit.
The Bill, widely opposed as a threat to women's rights, could also see many films and TV dramas being banned. Opponents claim it would stop performers such as Beyonce and Madonna appearing on their television channels.
According to the Daily Monitor the anti-pornography Bill outlaws anything that shows sexual parts of a person such as breasts, thighs, buttocks or any erotic behaviour intended to cause sexual excitement or any indecent act or behaviour tending to corrupt morals.
Ugandan MPs have passed a controversial anti-pornography Bill that will ban miniskirts and other clothing deemed to be sexually explicit.
The Bill, widely opposed as a threat to women's rights, could also see many films and TV dramas being banned. Opponents claim it would stop performers such as Beyonce and Madonna appearing on their television channels.
According to the Daily Monitor the anti-pornography Bill outlaws anything that shows sexual parts of a person such as breasts, thighs, buttocks or any erotic behaviour intended to cause sexual excitement or any indecent act or behaviour tending to corrupt morals.
http://allafrica.com/stories/201304221138.html
The Bill defines pornography as "Any cultural practice, form of behavior or form of communication... or leisure activity... that depicts a person engaged in explicit sexual activities or conduct ... erotic behavior intended to cause sexual excitement or indecent act or behavior intended to corrupt morals".
The Bill defines pornography as "Any cultural practice, form of behavior or form of communication... or leisure activity... that depicts a person engaged in explicit sexual activities or conduct ... erotic behavior intended to cause sexual excitement or indecent act or behavior intended to corrupt morals".
These are the same folks that want the death penalty for gays. I feel that they deserve to be on the list in spite of the fact that it's a governing body and not an individual. They certainly qualify as prominent and anti-pornography as well as obviously sex-negative.
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I don't remember anyone trying to correlate the commercial availability of vibrators and divorce
Major Nikon
Dec 2013
#25
Evidently it's an issue that has resulted in a lot of divorce and/or marital difficulties
Major Nikon
Dec 2013
#30
We were talking about Shelly Lubben, right? I mean, I know there was an LBN thread on her.
Warren DeMontague
Dec 2013
#37
There are numerous examples out there about Lubban using the women who went to her....
ProudToBeBlueInRhody
Dec 2013
#38
So here we are 16 people into this list and not a single one who isn't sex negative
Major Nikon
Dec 2013
#39
Homophobia, misognyny, the urge for censorship - they're all intertwined, really.
nomorenomore08
Dec 2013
#41