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Pornography And Freedom Of Speech
When the first amendment was written, it was not intended to be used as an excuse for society to make such filth as pornography obtainable to men, women, and children alike. The pornography situation of today’s society significantly contributes to the decline of the country’s moral standards in several different ways (Leone 105). The many different types of pornography pose a sobering threat to society in general and the family in particular by presenting them with sinister dangers. Perhaps because they are aware of these dangers, the government has recently become involved in the tough decision-making concerning pornography. The Communications Decency Act has been a specific issue of major controversy along with several studies that research the facts of pornography. Fortunately, several major software companies have developed programs that can assist in protecting oneself and one’s family from pornography on the Internet (Levy 1). Parents should also be encouraged to help protect their children by closely monitoring how their time is spent online. When all is considered it is obvious that this country has a moral obligation to protect the population from the dangers and indecency of pornography. Pornography and all of its vices serve as a moral setbacks for this country and all who are a part of it. Through pornography, there are many fears that have come to life as harmful images have been offered into the homes of families everywhere. Part of the reason that pornography has A. Carrier 2 become so dangerous is because of its ability to provoke and extremely selfish attitude in those who are involved in it. This attitude basically says, “I want to see what I want to see” (Leone 106), and is a narcissistic, self-indulgent, and socially irresponsible view to take. When people assume this sort of attitude it is not only detrimental to them, but to everyone who is associated with them, as... Please login to view comments from other users.
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