Australian Sex Party Launched

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I saw this item in the Bangkok Post today. I'm sure Curious Toy Boy is a member:

Sex Party set to press the flesh for seats

MELBOURNE: Australia’s sex industry launched a political party yesterday, vowing to fight what it called growing conservatism in a ‘‘nanny state’’ — along with global economic crisis gloom.

The Australian Sex Party will run for senate seats on a platform of cheaper access to sexual dysfunction drugs and protection for porn workers against government censorship of the Internet, the founders said.

They also suggested the crisis-hit world economy and a possible local recession next year would stimulate demand for sex toys and porn films as Australians sought cheaper pleasures.

‘‘We’re a cheap luxury that can make you feel good,’’ convenor and Eros industry group chief executive Fiona Patten said at the party’s launch amidst pole dancers at the so-called Melbourne Sexpo exhibition.

‘‘There is a new conservatism creeping up in Australia — we’re becoming a ‘nanny state’ where politicians can’t talk about sex without giggling or saying something negative.’’

The Sex Party has already come under fire from the Australian Christian Lobby, which said it supports the exploitation and degradation of women through pornography and prostitution.

The party’s platform includes opposition to government plans for a national Internet filter, with Ms Patten saying the proposal to block up to 10,000 sites could cost 16,000 adult industry jobs.

‘‘If they go ahead with what they propose, we’ll wipe out the adult industry in the next five years,’’ she added.

She said the party aimed to win seats at both state and national levels and had already signed up 500 members.

‘‘We’re serious about sex and serious about the Sex Party,’’ she said.

[Rich]

although I am unfamiliar with both sides points, I will say...it sounds like a great way to win over the system and get what you want! :-D I wish that the american people would also stand up and do something almost like it. If we did, we would probably have stopped all the states from passing constitutional ammendments prohibiting gay marriage. Very interesting article! THX

RICH