The government should make use of the laws we already have on the books (to stop pornography).

The problem of victims being pulled into pornography has always been due to multidimensional and multi-interpretational problems.

The law criminalizes the victims, the ones exploited by pornography, and not the ones who exploit them.

We have always acknowledged pornography as a disease that must be eradicated, but not through a repressive law.

We see the bill as state intervention into a private area of people's lives.

Many of the laws that pornography runs afoul of need to be tested, as they are often written broadly enough that they can affect other expressions that we do care about.