Porn Is The New Fad At U of Maryland

Written by: Uncle Seth The Noble on Tuesday, April 7th, 2009

Inside Charm City has the details…

More than 100 students cheered swashbuckling and sex-crazed pirates in a pornographic film that screened at the University of Maryland on Monday night – a film that, at various points in the past week, state lawmakers and the university tried to suppress.

University administrators, who canceled a planned showing of Pirates II: Stagnetti’s Revenge last week after lawmakers threatened to withhold funding, reversed their position Monday and allowed the screening as long as it included an educational component.

Students packed a campus lecture hall, filling every seat, standing along the walls and sitting on the floor, to hear four experts speak on freedom of speech and then watch the first 30 minutes of the hard-core film.

Porn in, Prayer out. Only in those places of higher learning.

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One Response to “Porn Is The New Fad At U of Maryland”

Wayne from Jeremiah Films Says:
April 7th, 2009 at 2:51 pm

I’ve linked to your post in the headlines section of Demoralized Enough Yet?

This is a response to the Uri Bezmenov video, which reveals the efforts of the KGB to demoralize America.

Lets define demoralization apart from the obvious of removing mortals. Demoralization symptoms in physiological terms has been defined as: feelings of being ineffective, inadequacy at solving problems, and inability to control one’s life. Demoralized individuals become discouraged, frustrated, ashamed or unhappy about the difficulties of carrying out their normal routines. Such feelings are a frequent consequence of chronic anxiety disorders or depression. In real life situations alcoholics face demoralization; Or somebody facing accusations by child protective service with the fear that if they don’t agree with CPS they wont see their children regardless of the truth about their relationship with them – in short they are forced to live a lie. Demoralization takes away a real and solid foundation to build on and replaces it with sand, people’s lives slowly come falling down.

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Uri Bezmenov believes reversal of demoralization takes time, that is once a person no longer has a foundation of truth to run his life and operates in the lie and a manner dependent of assistance that the person can not longer discern truth. The person will continue in that manner and society will not recover until an new generation replaces it. Victims are condemned in the hopeless situation of living a lie that does not produce benefits.

My life tells me he is wrong on this belief. You see, I have seen broken and demoralized people suffering from feelings of being ineffective, inadequacy, discouraged, frustrated, ashamed or unhappy, depression – let me add hopeless and joyless. Let me also add people so demoralized that they ended up in many cases homeless. I’ve been blessed to witness the personal miracles of these people getting their life put back together, their remoralization.

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