Winky...I hope your copy is better than this one I found for free.
http://www.liquidgeneration.com/flix/parissextape.asp
Fortunately, I have the real version on my hard drive
http://www.liquidgeneration.com/flix/parissextape.asp
Fortunately, I have the real version on my hard drive
Ever wonder why rap music and gangland clothing, extreme body piercing and tattooing, boundless sexual experimentation and other harmful behaviors have taken such a powerful hold on today's young people -- and at progressively younger and younger ages?
America's bizarre and hyper-sexualized youth culture is the focus of the upcoming December issue of WND's acclaimed monthly Whistleblower magazine.
This special edition, titled "KILLER CULTURE," has been in the works for almost a year, and promises to shed an unprecedented journalistic light on why, to many observers, today's youth culture increasingly resembles the wanton, pagan days of Sodom and Gomorrah.
America's bizarre and hyper-sexualized youth culture is the focus of the upcoming December issue of WND's acclaimed monthly Whistleblower magazine.
This special edition, titled "KILLER CULTURE," has been in the works for almost a year, and promises to shed an unprecedented journalistic light on why, to many observers, today's youth culture increasingly resembles the wanton, pagan days of Sodom and Gomorrah.
Railbird
I understand that you have your right to voice your opinion. But there is something to be said about laying blame society's problems on the things that you mentioned. Not all rap music is about violence,sex and drugs. I listen to rap and the guys you see on television represent like 20 % of the rappers out there. And all they do is talk about what they see and those who don't know about those things become curious. And Talking about sex, drugs and fighting have been around for years back in the days of rock and roll those guys talked it (maybe not so obviously) and lived it. Tattooing, body piercing sexual experimentation thats been going on for decades. The problem is with the media and television. Back when I was a kid I would never see sex scenes for people being blown away on a regular bases. I think the value of the dollar has grown stronger and stronger over the years while morality has taken more and more of a step back. I remember like last year I was watching a cartoon (yes I admit I still like cartoons) that was aimed toward kids to kids (not teens). And what do I see as a commercial Grand Theft Auto 3. Guys firing off guns at people, running off with bats. Its these guys who are letting this "Killer Culture" manifest to what it is now. Jounalist enjoy invading the lives of people like celebrities and athletes because people want to hear about them. They try to get more and more people to watch there news or read their papers and then the advertisers have to pay even more to get a spot for a commercial or add.
The stuff that you are mentioning are not new they are just being put on the front page and on prime time TV making it easy for the young to know about these things and have a curiosity about them. RAP has Parental Advisory labels on it and so do Violent video games. The issue is that its harder for parents(a lot have both parents working or just one parent to care for their children) to keep tabs on their children and the media is not helping at all, but instead make it tougher.
I understand that you have your right to voice your opinion. But there is something to be said about laying blame society's problems on the things that you mentioned. Not all rap music is about violence,sex and drugs. I listen to rap and the guys you see on television represent like 20 % of the rappers out there. And all they do is talk about what they see and those who don't know about those things become curious. And Talking about sex, drugs and fighting have been around for years back in the days of rock and roll those guys talked it (maybe not so obviously) and lived it. Tattooing, body piercing sexual experimentation thats been going on for decades. The problem is with the media and television. Back when I was a kid I would never see sex scenes for people being blown away on a regular bases. I think the value of the dollar has grown stronger and stronger over the years while morality has taken more and more of a step back. I remember like last year I was watching a cartoon (yes I admit I still like cartoons) that was aimed toward kids to kids (not teens). And what do I see as a commercial Grand Theft Auto 3. Guys firing off guns at people, running off with bats. Its these guys who are letting this "Killer Culture" manifest to what it is now. Jounalist enjoy invading the lives of people like celebrities and athletes because people want to hear about them. They try to get more and more people to watch there news or read their papers and then the advertisers have to pay even more to get a spot for a commercial or add.
The stuff that you are mentioning are not new they are just being put on the front page and on prime time TV making it easy for the young to know about these things and have a curiosity about them. RAP has Parental Advisory labels on it and so do Violent video games. The issue is that its harder for parents(a lot have both parents working or just one parent to care for their children) to keep tabs on their children and the media is not helping at all, but instead make it tougher.
