"Great idea [Santorum] starting a war with the internet. How did that work out for you last time?" - Allie Haze, Star of "Pound the Round POV 5."
In March, Santorum declared war on pornography on his website,
where he called it "toxic to marriage and conservatives" and a
"pandemic." His site says "It contributes to misogyny and violence
against women. It is a contributing factor to prostitution and sex
trafficking."
He also has suggested that viewing porn causes aggression, according to the Huffington Post (scientists disagree).
"It's ridiculous," Steven Hirsch, founder of Vivid Entertainment, told the New York Daily News.
"I find it ironic that [Republicans] are about less government until it
comes to issues like pornography when they want more government. This
will never work," he said.
And now, porn stars from Vivid Entertainment have released a video
calling on Americans to stand against Santorum and his nefarious plans
for the pornography industry.
"If elected, Santorum has vowed to prosecute our industry on
infrequently-enforced obsecenity laws," said Chastity Lynn, a star in
the film "BJs in PJs."
The stars claim that porn actually helps the mind,
saying "porn lets you visualize your fantasies so you don't walk around
like a tightly wound sexually repressed time bomb," said Chanel Preston,
an actor in "Beggin' for a Peggin'."
"Pizza delivery boys with nothing to dream about... people masturbating
to Facebook photos... or worse, people using just their imaginations?" Terrible idea, they say.
They are calling for "The World's Largest Wankout" for May 1 at 8:00 pm (see Twitter hashtag #wankout2012).
"Just open up your favorite porn... and let loose," said Lynn.
"Together we can enfranchise ourselves through the power of incessant
masturbation."
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