Stephanie zu Guttenberg slams ‘porn chic’ of female pop stars

Posted by Nina Hartley, Oct 13 2010: […] Prabhupada’s global preaching mission is being systematically destroyed in US.  By replacing Prabhupada’s powerful preaching of bhagavat-dharma with a cheap facade of pseudo Hinduism for collecting funds, the paid American temple staff members are unaware to even address major issues of fatal kali-yuga deterioration within their own country.

USA, which sets an example for the world, presently turned into a replica of the whorehouse of Babylon. Half a million of American people, daughters of prominent US family traditions “working” in the pornography industry, remains uncommented by the Vaishnava institutions. […]

[…] The global US pornography industry, worth US$12 billion a year, is linked to organized crime and is a major contributor to societal disintegration, including infidelity, broken marriages, harm to children and “a general breakdown of moral standards”. Only some Christian groups call to “vigorously investigate and prosecute criminal conduct” surrounding the pornography industry, especially in child pornography. […]
…sincerely,
Nina Hartley
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Tamala Krsna, February 25, 1977, Mayapura: […] Vagina-licking civilization.
Prabhupada: They’re spending so much money for vagina-looking.
Tamala Krsna: Oh, that’s their whole consciousness.
Prabhupada: Yes. The money is earned with so hard labor and it is spent for vagina-looking.
Tamala Krsna: Polished dog society.
Prabhupada: Yes. Yes, dog also smells the vagina, and they also do the same thing. Therefore nature has arranged that dog are smelling vagina on the street. One vagina and three dozen dogs surrounded.
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Stephanie zu Guttenberg slams ‘porn chic’ of female pop stars

TheLocal.de:  Stephanie zu Guttenberg, the wife of German Defence Minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, on Tuesday attacked the sexed-up, porn-influenced style of pop stars such as Lady Gaga and Rihanna and their potentially harmful influence on children.

“When I see nine-year-old girls are already watching Top Model-style shows on television or excitedly discussing the new video clip from Lady Gaga – with black leather corset, suspenders and naked bottom cheeks – then I am really worried about the female role models these children are growing up with,” she wrote in an article for daily Bild to promote her new book on preventing child abuse.

Last week, the 33-year-old the great-great-granddaughter of Germany’s Chancellor Otto von Bismarck released, Schaut nicht weg!: was wir gegen sexuellen Missbrauch im Internet tun müssen, or “Don’t look away!: What we must do to prevent sexual abuse online.”

She is also the German chapter president of the international organisation Innocence in Danger, which aims to bring public attention to child victims of sexual abuse and human trafficking.

Guttenberg told Bild, which has naked pictures of women on its front page each day, that the power of sexualised pop culture images over children is underestimated. She said she doubted elementary school girls could understand that “the excessively sexualised physicality of their big idols Heidi Klum and Lady Gaga have nothing to do with them.”

She also said that she feared that such images would lead her two daughters to believe their only worth lies in their sexuality.

“Cultural experts call the look of the noughties ‘porno chic’ – and artists like Madonna, Christina Aguilera, Rihanna or Britney Spears actually do sometimes appear in their videos or performances as characters in such films,” she wrote.

Other major concerns about child sexuality include open access to pornography online, she wrote, citing experts who say exposure to this material creates great uncertainty about individual boundaries for young people.

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