The evil of pornography in our society and the world at large must be addressed. In the U.S., the SCOTUS slime that has ruined our Constitution shackles the hands of the majority with respect to the prohibition of pornography, unless the pornography at issue is "obscene". Such a notion would be foreign to the Framers of our Constitution, but that constitutional battle has, as the cliche goes, left the station.

What is one to do, then, to defeat this monster known as pornography? In upcoming blog posts, I will examine how an internet and cable filtering contract term (whereby the cable and internet provider would agree to exclude pornographic content from cable and internet offerings) may be added to cable franchising agreements between local governments and cable and internet providers, and provide insight into whether such a term would be constitutional.

Those with interest in this subject are invited to e-mail me at dsantosesqaz@gmail.com.