This silly journalist finds one chaplain to comment on the subject for his story, and suddenly porn in the military is an epidemic? What low standards you have . . .
This thread needs more pictures:
That's not pornography by today's standards,IMHO. It's also tastefully done.
It doesn't take much to look around the internet and find material that degrades the human species. Judging by the quantity that's available, there is obviously a demand for the product. As is the case in opiate production, much of that demand has been deliberately manufactured by the suppliers.
It's an unfortunate example of the decline of Western Civilization.
We really should behave better than animals.
Having said all that, however, this is an issue of free speech - and I'd fight for their right to distribute the material.