Sensoring_Pornography_On_The_Internet

Sensoring Pornography On The Internet Pornography is defined in Webster’s Dictionary as the description of erotic behavior (as in pictures or writings) intended to cause sexual excitement. The porn industry has grown by leaps and bounds over the years, and last year the industry grossed over 9 billion dollars. The majority of American citizens look down upon pornographic videos, books, magazines, and the Internet (the newest medium for pornography). “As with all other mediums, online draws its energy from the same two timeless topics, radical politics and sexual fantasy” (Van der Leun 36-37). People are going to see porn wherever they look in this world. Every newsstand has pornographic magazines. “Pornography, racist propaganda and violent computer games are available on the internet, just a mouse-click away from your child’s eyes” (Lloyd 39). The American government is now looking into censoring cyber porn. They feel that children are getting on the net and viewing pornography on every web page that they visit. As any web surfer knows, this is untrue. A person has to look up porn; it won’t come to that person. There is a problem at hand, which is the censoring of the internet, government, parents, pornography, children, american, porn, people, computer, system, ratings, programs, material, child, america, about, wilkins, viewing, solutions, should, over, out, kids, information, censorship, censor, allow, act, ‘thieves’, ‘marty’, young, worried, web, united, through