What does Porn have to do with Abortion?

The Bridgehead ^ | Jonathon Van Maron

[jmacusa]

Some years ago I read a study that around 22% of the people who view porn are women.

[Albion Wilde]

What a sobering article.

Lord Jesus, help our land!

[Albion Wilde]

All thanks to feminism.

Sorry to break it to you, but porn is a business that saw an upsurge with the development of electricity-produced (and later, electronic) media starting at the turn of the prior century, which was also when communism took over Russia and infitrated the United States. Both first-wave and second-wave feminism (the 1910s and the 1960s) were stridently against porn and the objectification of women.

One primary driver of what ails our sexual ethics today is the effects of birth control and abortion, both of which are also big businesses who don't really care who is buying, as long as someone is. Both industries fought Supreme Court cases to allow unregulated distribution to the unmarried back in the late 1960s and early 70s.

Were the pressures to allow these destructive acts against the family feminist in nature? An honest appraisal would admit that while both men and women idealized the freedom of uncommitted sex acts, it is men who have gained most of the short-term benefits, because they bore fewer costs for contraception, medical care and unintended pregnancies. However, a large contingent of both sexes and several generations of children have suffered a dramatically lowered quality of life due to the evils of hook-up culture leading to deeply misbegotten marriages, dysfunctional family life, and that other big industry, "no-fault" divorce.

In short, the screwing you get isn't worth the screwing you get.

One last note: the communists used sexual "freedom" propaganda and "sex education" in schools to help them take over the Eastern bloc nations directly after WW2, and also infiltrated the U.S. during the same period with every kind of transgressive or perverted messaging, with the goal of weakening and destroying the strength of our formerly Christian nation. They aimed to spread their anti-traditional messages through every major instituion — universities, schools, unions, media, Hollywood, both political parties, and even the churches. And they have succeeded, wildly. Feminists were merely tools.