Porn Will Be At Base Of Bailey Killings

Duane R. Morrison is dead, and he took with him a sweet young girl, Emily Keyes. On his way to his self-inflicted and fatal gunshot in a Colorado classroom, he reportedly threatened and sexually assaulted his six young female hostages, who he picked carefully from a class.

One thing is absolutely certain: When authorities in Bailey, Colorado check out the van Morrison was living in, they will find it chock full of pornography. I absolutely guarantee it.

Those who say pornography is harmless ignore its role in sexual assaults, rapes and pedophilia -- not to mention its role in destroying marriages. Porn advocates will say their wares spice up marriages, but you only need to attend a separated or divorced support group to find its role in the obliteration of the trust that is key to successful marriages.

They will say the vast majority of users aren't sexual assaulters or child molesters or rapists, and they're right. But the vast majority of sexual assaulters, child molesters and rapists use porn -- and porn pushes them deeper into their criminality.

The ACLU, the courts, the Clinton Administration (which loved getting money from the porno industry), the free Internet, and the American people are to blame for porn's ready availability. We have more urgent issues to deal with, but as long as it is available, it will contribute to the crimes the Duane Morrisons carry out in previously peaceful towns like Bailey.

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