[MarkL]

The problem lies with the person who knowingly and willingly chooses an immoral lifestyle anathema to what adults should set and lead by example to children.

The problem is people have been shutting up far too long against the immoral slide occurring in the country. Not speaking out against what is inherently wrong is tantamount to condoning the act. It couldn't be a more appropriate situation to bring to speak up.

Is she still performing? If so, then I agree with you. On the other hand, if not then I strongly disagree. Are you saying that once someone has done something immoral, they're now a part of the "untouchable caste" and are not to be allowed into "decent society?" Do you agree with those who harp on Dr. Laura, and castigate her for the nude photos that have been all over the Internet? Who say, "who are you to try to tell people how to live their lives, when you once did something immoral?"

The fact is that this woman is NO LONGER DOING THESE THINGS. She's obviously tried to put her old life behind her, and is trying to do something useful that will reflect favorably on her community.

Is what you're saying that once someone's done something "immoral," they're beyond redemption?

Mark

[Man50D]

Are you saying that once someone has done something immoral, they're now a part of the "untouchable caste" and are not to be allowed into "decent society?"

Careful with such a blanket statement. By your line of reasoning any immoral act, including someone who molested children in the past but then renounces such an act, should then be allowed to be near children. Adults make poor choices that can limit their choices in the future. Her porn past should preclude her from any occupation that involves kids.