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I also have a problem with the group of people who will crucify Westerfield over having pornography on his computer, some of it deleted years ago, some of it on a cd buried behind books, some of it his son's (admission by son).

But these same people have NO problem with the Van Dam's having living pornography in their garage's on the weekend.

"I also have a problem with the group of people who will crucify Westerfield over having pornography on his computer, some of it deleted years ago, some of it on a cd buried behind books, some of it his son's (admission by son).
But these same people have NO problem with the Van Dam's having living pornography in their garage's on the weekend."

Well, "porn" or what could be considered "porn" has been around alot longer than any of us (the Romans, Greeks, Hindu cultures, etc)and I doubt that we will ever be able to get rid of it entirely. And while I agree that the "rape" and "barely legal" videos are apalling and pretty darn ill too - there is nothing illegal about them and there is little that can be done to stop them. The law is that if no law has been broken, or no crime committed, then they are A-OK. The government could care less if some find them suggestive or inflammatory, and that's just how it is.