MSM & Courts encouraging sadism, masochism, perverts

[TonyGosling]

Whose behind this?

Shades of Grey success brings sex toy shoppers out in force
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2012/jul/01/sex-toys-ann-summer s-boom
Explicit novel that outstripped Harry Potter to be fastest-selling paperback ever has led to a boom in erotic and exotic aids
The runaway success of Fifty Shades of Grey, the graphically sexual novel that has sold more than a million copies, has led to a boom in sex toys and erotic literature.
Ann Summers is just one of the stores reporting that sales of blindfolds, whips and handcuffs have soared, reflecting the strong sadism and masochism theme running through the book.
Punters, including many more women, are also lining up to buy more exotic sexual aids that feature in the love lives of the protagonists. Sales of jiggle balls, for example, have risen by 200%.

[Moon-in-Taurus]

Whose behind indeed.

[Moon-in-Taurus]

Now I have stopped laughing at that accidental fall of words,
might I add, from the quiet of my cloister,

the pornography industry, arms industry, lies and dyes industry sinking in step their gold teeth and white teeth smiles upon the child's bright sight.

Lowering expectations.

[TonyGosling]

Extreme porn acquittal puts prosecutors in the dock

CPS criticised for being out of touch and threatening personal freedoms after barrister is cleared

Terri Judd - Friday 10 August 2012

To Simon Walsh, the week-long case at Kingston Crown Court, Surrey, represented the humiliating exposé of his private sexual life, and the near-end of a successful legal career.

Yesterday the 50-year-old, once tipped as a future London mayoral candidate, was found not guilty on charges of possessing extreme pornography. He also received a letter from the Bar Standards Board to say he was free to practise as a barrister again, a small step to restoring a reputation tainted by the charges.

After a week of graphic evidence, it took the jury of six men and six women just 90 minutes to find Mr Walsh – a magistrate and City of London alderman – not guilty on all counts, a decision he and his lawyers describe as a triumph of common sense. Crucially, the acts depicted in images found in Mr Walsh's email were legal and involved consenting adults.

And the case led to claims that the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) was out of touch with a society that no longer believes the state should legislate about the private lives of adults.

It follows two other recent cases in which the CPS was accused of bringing prosecutions which threatened personal liberty and freedom of expression. Earlier this year Michael Peacock, an escort, was cleared of obscene publication in relating to gay-porn DVDs,

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/extreme-porn-acquittal- puts-prosecutors-in-the-dock-8027279.html