P Is For Premium. P Is For Porn. P Is For Pretending to Be Offended. P Is For Premium. P Is For Porn.
P Is For Pretending to Be Offended.
It was OK when they were giving it away, but Salon's now charging for 'erotic art,' and WorldNetDaily doesn't like it. Which greatly overstates the case. The story, by Julie Foster, buries the two most relevant facts. The story doesn't include a response from the ad agency about the decision. Farah, in his April 30 column, explains that his blackout on Salon stems from the fact that he really, really doesn't like pornography, and anyone who doesn't agree with his decision is, well, heading to hell in a handbasket.