The Position is Penthouse meets the Gore campaign. Among its regular contributors are Spong, ACLU president Nadine Strossen, a man whose background includes performing in live sex shows and managing topless bars, and Angela Gardner, identified as a co-founder of the Renaissance Transgender Association. While the publication is a bit outre, there isn't much in it that your average sex educator, abortion-rights crusader, National Endowment for the Arts grant recipient or Democratic consultant could disagree with. Victorians withered at the charge of impropriety. Today, progressives cannot conceive of a more stinging rebuke than calling someone anti-sex.
Copulation is their obsession, the focus of their existence.
In America of the '90s, we are well into to the Age of Concupiscence. As citadel after citadel falls to the sexual revolution, all its propagandists can do is kvetch. What there're looking for they won't find in X-rated videos, personal ads or porn shops. Sex should be an expression of something more exalted, not a thing divorced from everything else. They are like hamsters spinning faster and faster on an erotic exercise wheel, wearing themselves out while getting nowhere.