Well, pretty much:
Early last month, the bureau's Washington Field Office began recruiting for a new anti-obscenity squad. Attached to the job posting was a July 29 Electronic Communication from FBI headquarters to all 56 field offices, describing the initiative as "one of the top priorities" of Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales...
Federal obscenity prosecutions, which have been out of style since Attorney General Edwin Meese III in the Reagan administration made pornography a signature issue in the 1980s, do "encounter many legal issues, including First Amendment claims," the FBI headquarters memo noted...
"Based on a review of past successful cases in a variety of jurisdictions," the memo said, the best odds of conviction come with pornography that "includes bestiality, urination, defecation, as well as sadistic and masochistic behavior." No word on the universe of other kinks that helps make porn a multibillion-dollar industry.
What's most fucked up about this? The invasion of privacy? Interferring with consenting adults getting off? The gross misappropriation of government resources to fighting an imagined boogy man when there's real criminals out there to catch? Like the Enron bastards that cost millions of people millions of dollars? FYI to moral scolds: fighting the biological reality of sex is a losing battle. Why don't you put some of the same motivation behind the fight against poverty? What about activisting for more funding for disease research, wouldn't that be a better hobby?



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