Actually, I think it's a lousy idea. Sex, sexuality, and sexual expression is not shameful at all. Treating it as such only adds fuel to the fire. You want to know how to pick out American tourists overseas? Stand outside a typical Amsterdam sex shop---one that's not even in the Red Light district. The people who walk by it and gawk and point and giggle at it like 13-year-old boys are the Americans. The people who don't give it a second glance are the Europeans.This whole thing is a uniquely American hang-up---that is, if you don't consider the Arabs. It's not some global "good vs. evil" battle.
Yeah, but isn't one of the points of the original piece that pornography makes people blase about sexuality, which is supposed to be a special gift from God, or something like that?
I do not believe that increasing the blase-ness...Wait a minute. What is the problem here that we are trying to solve?
Sorry, but I don't have an inferiority complex when it comes to Europeans so your pseudosophisticated, peer-pressure argument doesn't carry much weight with me.