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I live in Durham NC, with my husband and step-son. I love my garden and being an Episcopalian. If you think you know me now, you're wrong. Read what I've written and see if I fit your stereotype of a Southern churchly wifey.

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Truth

I know too much about ...

corporate and governmental manipulations

My parents always told me ...

I was a smart ass

My childhood ambition ...

to be president

Why I write ...

I can't stop

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netflix

My first job ...

waitress

My inspiration ...

Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace

Entertainment > Hollywood & Movie Industry When movie violence becomes a form of pornography

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Violence is a part of life. Cinema exists to reflect and comment upon life. The question is not, 'Is there too much violence in movies?' or 'Should there be violent films?' It makes sense that there would be violence in the cinema. Violence, like sexuality, is a part of life, and so will be depicted in films. The question is, 'Has movie violence become a form of pornography?' The word Pornography is hard to define precisely, but most people respond very differently to scenes depicting healthy, loving sexuality and scenes depicting unwholesome, prurient, or objectifying sexuality. Helen Lon...

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