FL: Florida bill would declare porn a public health crisis: causes ‘unhealthy brain development’

[lifesitenews.com]

FLORIDA, November 22, 2017 (LifeSiteNews) – The state of Florida may declare pornography a public health crisis because of the myriad health and brain problems it causes.

Rep. Ross Spano, who represents House District 59, introduced a resolution acknowledging “pornography is creating a public health crisis and contributing to the hypersexualization of children and teens.”

If the resolution passes, the declaration that pornography is a public health crisis will mean the government “acknowledges the need for education, prevention, research, and policy change to protect the citizens of this state.”

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Can the nuts who rule florida explain how it messes up ones brain? How about explaining why other countries in Europe where nudity is more open have less rapes per capita than the us as well? I can believe its 2017 and we’re still on something so childish…….

The politicians and police department won’t be curbing their usage of pornography no matter the law, you can bet on that.

I can’t believe I just opened that nutty religious website on my computer with the ignorant reader comments. I feel so dirty now.

“…myriad health and brain problems it causes.” That’s a scream! Yeah, let’s see those studies that demonstrate health and “brain” problems, shall we? And then there’s this gem: “pornography is creating a public health crisis and contributing to the hypersexualization of children and teens.” Always a crowd-pleaser, that. No science, all religion.

Porn is a billion Dollar Industry.

Its a stepping stone to total control, Florida is the state that’s going to lead the charge.

UT did this last year, becoming the first state to do so. So now CP isn’t a crime, it’s a disease! How rude of them to make ill people be held up on web sites, often for life!

If Florida wants to declare something a public health crisis, and a significant danger to the physical and psychological well-being of children, why not start with football? 99% of deceased pro football athletes had CTE (traumatic brain injury) and now there are known cases of CTE in living football players. No doubt K-12 and college football is causing brain injury in young football players and leading to CTE, which is associated with seemingly spontaneous violence and other health issues.

I wish stupidity were painful.

ohhhh the chilledren though….omg the children….god save them from all the sinners……

If pornography is treated as a public/national “health crisis”, then perhaps physicians will have to give it a DSM-V diagnosis, which would mean it’s a verifiable and treatable mental health illness, which should mean hospitalization rather than incarceration. End of Registry.? Hmmmm….maybe this could work to our advantage.

Alcohol addiction is a disease, but that won’t stop you from getting a DUi.

“Your Brain on Porn – It’s NOT Addictive. What neurological research ACTUALLY shows about the people who use porn.”

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/women-who-stray/201307/your-brain-porn-its-not-addictive

It is well established by peer reviewed correction studies that in solitary confinement prisoners do engage in self stimulation to suppress boredom. They named these behaviors, Satiation. These behaviors include nasal and anal digging, masturbation, scratching obsessively, cutting(skin) and other physical abuses. Human Isolation itself is incongruent with society by definition. As the people have fractionalized isolation has increased especially among men.

Most of the porn produced today is nonprofessional. Sure the pros do make lots of porn, but the internet has seen many women become very rich indeed without them. These women are fearlessly independent! So we have a wide continuum, as example:

Woman 1: Please admire my nakedness full time!
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Women 2: Please don’t even think of my nakedness ever!

We all know which woman is more popular with men! This is despite its illegality OR amorality. Prostitution persists despite every attempt to squash it out socially by both government and private efforts. I have no reason to believe the new Human trafficking agenda is the same program in a “new” dress.

So pornography is less harmful than say violent video games, which many of our youth engage in. From my observations this is a real problem

The Science Behind Pornography (according to a Harvard Scientist)

http://www.purityispossible.com/the-science-behind-pornography/

To Who Cares: My “Haven’t Gun, Can’t Travel” is derived from a now ancient t.v. western series entitled: “Have Gun, Will Travel.” Perhaps it should be “Have Gun, WON’T Travel” but that suggests an unwillingness to travel and doesn’t quite convey a sense of repression.