It can be difficult living in a place where your personal life is governed by, well, just governed. And by personal life, I mean, things that you do in your private sphere that won’t harm other people, and by that, I mean, it follows that it wouldn’t, or shouldn’t, by any means, be a crime.
Now, besides wondering if that was the most tortured two sentence paragraph you’ve ever read, aren’t you also asking, ‘now what made him think of something like that?’?
And I’ll tell you it’s because I was talking to my American business partners the other day, and they told me they read in the news that the state of Missouri (in the U.S., not Sungei Missouri in Kelantan or something), had just banned sex toys. You cannot buy a dildo there.
But as my American partners told me, you can buy a gun there. You know? Things that shoot bullets that kill people, but that you can buy to protect yourselves with?
I couldn’t find any article regarding the Missouri Sex Toy Ban, but found this instead:
Tennessee Republican Eric H. Swafford has a new bill to ban all dildos and to make sex toy possession a crime:
http://www.legislature.state.tn.us/bills/currentga/BILL/HB3798.pdfPlease, e-mail him to support this much needed law, before we all go blind: rep.eric.swafford@legislature.state.tn.us
Then, lets get on the phone to Sen. Crowell and Rep. Sater and get them on board with this. Tell them it is about “moral values” and putting the smack down on Satan.
Man, I’ll tell ya, I’m sure glad we live in this fair and free city, where we can buy all manner of sex toys without fear of prosecution.
Surf stop: I’ve started a new category called ‘The Banned Wagon‘, talking about all things prohibited.
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