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slash ben all righty so as you know the grammies at the other night featured what was

essentially soft poor pornography now that's really what it was if you go back to like 1990

and you look at what soft core pornography was at the time that is what now appears on mainstream

television shows in the United States today.

And the shift in American life from what was private activity to public activity that must be approved by the public is pretty astonishing.

And it's worth tracing for a second because what we have seen is that there was an argument that when something like

this in the 1970s what I do in my bedroom is my business and that argument is somewhat convincing

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