With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

A few weeks ago, one of the world's largest peddlers of pornography scored what they thought

was a victory for their cause.

And retaliation against a new Utah state law and its common sense provision that anyone

who accesses adult sites should be adults, the website banned their porn from the entire

state.

Now, you think that they would have gotten behind protecting minors if nothing else is

just for PR points, but even more baffling is thinking that self-blocking their explicit

material harms the people.

They hoped to punish.

It's kind of like a neighbor who's been too loud giving you the silent treatment for

shushing them.

Chronographies and out of control scourge in society, it corrupts those who consume it and harms

families, it exploits women, and it targets children who become addicted and confused.

All it takes to get it out of our communities is for a state to propose a modest lemon or two,

like Utah?

Maybe more states should try it.

Then maybe more companies would move out.

For the Colsonson, I'm John Stone Street with the point.