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==Legal aspects==

==Legal aspects==

Due to a series of [[liberal]] decisions beginning with the [[Warren Court]], pornography is aggressively sold and distributed - particularly to children, and most especially to young girls, who then grow-up believing that such behavior is appropriate and that shallow sex is enjoyable - in the United States without meaningful law enforcement.  It is a $7-10 billion industry that affects and harms 40 million Americans.  Pornography destroys relationships and exploits young people.<ref>''National Catholic Register'' p. 8 (Apr. 22, 2007).</ref><ref>http://internet-filter-review.toptenreviews.com/internet-pornography-statistics.html</ref> The [[ACLU]] has also opposed any limits on the availability of pornographic content, as well as the [[Child Online Protection Act]], which would have placed restrictions on how accessible pornography would be to minors on the internet.

Due to a series of [[liberal]] decisions beginning with the [[Warren Court]], pornography is aggressively sold and distributed in the United States without meaningful law enforcement.  It is a $7-10 billion industry that affects and harms 40 million Americans.  Pornography destroys relationships and exploits young people.<ref>''National Catholic Register'' p. 8 (Apr. 22, 2007).</ref><ref>http://internet-filter-review.toptenreviews.com/internet-pornography-statistics.html</ref> The [[ACLU]] has also opposed any limits on the availability of pornographic content, as well as the [[Child Online Protection Act]], which would have placed restrictions on how accessible pornography would be to minors on the internet.  

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