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The Battle Against Porn in HotelsThe Smart Set reveals the war various religious groups are waging against pay-per-view porn in big-name hotel chains—and why porn’s days in hotels may be numbered. “Recently,” writes Greg Beato, “representatives from Focus on the Family, Citizens for Community Values, and assorted other professional American finger-waggers met with the top brass at Marriott International in an effort to convince the hotel chain to banish porn from its properties.” Categories: Weblog • Hotels
COMMENTSThese groups are right that porn shouldnt be available in hotel rooms. It’s objectionable and I disagree with it. Why, it’d be like having a BIBLE in every hotel room or something! By A on 6.27.08 at 05:45 PM
WELL It doesn’t have to be “turned on” 8-),We have free choice. By on 6.28.08 at 05:53 PM
Once again the views of the few try to dictate the life’s of the majority. Viewing porn in the privacy of a room you pay for SHOULD be left up to the individual paying for the room. By on 6.29.08 at 10:13 AM
We do have free choice, but the porn industry has worked hard to get themselves insinuated in places where people - especially sales people are away from their families and friends - lonely and tired. They may be flipping through the channels and then poof - an enticing ad about porn. Studies have shown that porn is addictive and like any drug, it takes more and more of it to satisfy. Most rapists and child molesters are porn addicts long before they commit atrocities against others.
By on 7.1.08 at 10:38 AM
The porn industry outnumbered the goods.
Some good hotels in atlanticcity
By on 7.13.08 at 02:01 AM
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