By God, we will Ban Pornography.
Turns out there’s A LOT of money in Whoring.
The only way to end the scourge of pornography in our nation is to BAN IT.
These degenerate demons (pornographers) have successfully addicted each generation since the advent of high speed internet.
They get them hooked by age 12.
Let that sink in.
9-12 year olds are having their childhood innocence ripped from them because WE permit this filth in our nation.
Only fans is in fact one of the worst offenders. It has caused millions of young women who would never actually whore himself out on the street, to opt for RUINING their life by whoring themselves out in the comfort of their own bedroom.
We don’t have to live like this.
We don’t have to live in a society where every kid on the school bus has access to hard-core, brain chemistry altering, pornography.
We don’t have to live in a nation that permits women to whore themselves out (consequence free).
Yes, we need repentance and faith. We need revival. But we also need righteous civil magistrates, who are willing to step up, do the right thing, and protect their citizens from this filth.
We must ban the production and distribution of digital prostitution.
Prostitution is already illegal.
We actually already have the laws on the books to get this done with the Miller test.
We just need civil magistrates with enough spine to do the right thing.
What if the stories we were told as children were never really meant to be “just stories”?
Think about it. Across Europe and many parts of the world, the oldest fairy tales all carry the same disturbing themes: wolves that hunt children, witches living deep in the forest, castles where dark things happen behind closed doors, and creatures that drink blood to gain power.
In Little Red Riding Hood, the wolf devours the child.
In Hansel and Gretel, the witch literally fattens children so she can eat them.
In old vampire folklore, aristocrats in castles prey on the blood of the innocent.
Now ask yourself a question.
Why do so many of these stories revolve around children being hunted, taken, or consumed?
Some people say they’re just imaginative tales meant to scare kids into behaving. But others believe something deeper may be buried in those legends. What if these “fairy tales” were actually ancient warnings distorted survivor accounts passed down through generations?
Imagine a time when children went missing in forests, villages whispered about powerful people doing unspeakable things, and the only safe way to talk about it was through symbolic stories. Wolves became metaphors. Witches became caricatures. Monsters replaced real faces.
Over centuries, those warnings were turned into cartoons and bedtime stories so exaggerated that anyone who questioned them would sound crazy.
But when you step back and look at the pattern… it makes you wonder.
Why are the darkest acts in these stories always tied to power, blood, and children?
Maybe they were never meant to entertain us.
Maybe they were meant to warn us.
~ Robert Johnson
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