Difference between revisions of "Censorship"

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Censorship is the morally upheld belief that children should not be exposed to mindless pornography and sexual violence.

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−	'''Censorship''' is the morally upheld belief that children should not be exposed to mindless pornography and sexual violence. The Honorable [[George W. Bush\|George Double-U Bush, Jesus's Disciple and Protege]] holds that censorship is a valid part of the American economy and reinforces good old-fashioned traditional values, such as beating your wife with a pitchfork and eating decomposing meat.	+	'''Censorship''' is the morally upheld belief that children should not be exposed to mindless pornography and sexual violence.