Campaign to change UK R18 laws

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   Name: Jay on Apr 10, 2005

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   Name: Chris Piggins on Apr 10, 2005

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   Name: Tim Conway on Apr 10, 2005

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   Name: Terence Stephens on Apr 10, 2005

   Comments: I would like the option to buy through mail order and the internet

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   Name: Anthony Watson on Apr 10, 2005

   Comments: I am confined to a wheelchair, and buying my porn by post is my only option

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   Name: Paul Allen on Apr 10, 2005

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   Name: Shaun Hollingworth on Apr 10, 2005

   Comments: The amount of harm which is supposedly caused, does not in any way justify this infringment on civil liberties and Human Rights.

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   Name: Guy Tanner on Apr 10, 2005

   Comments: If I can purchase R18 titles from aborad, have them sent via normal postal channels and not break any UK Laws, please explain why it is that the very same R18 titles may not be purchased from within the UK and then sent via the post.

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   Name: Bob Scarle on Apr 10, 2005

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    Name: Ian Greenwood on Apr 10, 2005

    Comments: The law is based on a presumtion that porn has a corrupting influence on society. This shows no regard for the fact that sex is a natural part of our life-cycle. Moreover, masturbation and guilt-free sexual relations have been shown to provide mental and physical health benefits - this can hardly be described as a 'corrupting' influence. For the benefit of all, people should have easy access to all manner of safe sexual outlets.

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    Name: David Taylor on Apr 10, 2005

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    Name: Rob Wilkinson on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: Need to be in uniform with the rest of europe

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    Name: Dan Gleeballs on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Ryan Derrick on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Patrick Langan on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: The law is an ass - it needs to grow up and respect individual choice and freedom of expression.

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    Name: Kevin Jackson on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: William Jones on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Phillip Norton on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: i would prefer to buy dvds in the uk rather than from abroad

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    Name: Richard Cooksley on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Stelios Stylianou on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Mike Richardson on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: This law is simply a form of censorship in disguise by controling the means of supply rather than the content. Something is either legal or it isn't.

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    Name: Hassan Bally on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: GARY SMITH on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Richard Barber on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: The governement tries all angles to earn stealth taxes why not earn out of thise of us willing to buy R18 dvds in the uk

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    Name: Sally Bryant on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Paul Cleaton on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: There are various ways of preventing minors from purchasing adult material by mail order or on the internet. For example, credit card purchases only would ensure that the buyer was an adult. It is not acceptable to block adults from using this perfectly legal purchasing method simply because certain people find the material objectionable.

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    Name: Michael Mackenzie on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: I believe that to restrict what we can view in the privacy of our own homes and where we can buy it is a fundamental infringement of human rights. In this day and age, with the internet offering easy and hassle-free ways of buying goods of all sorts, it is ridiculous that the sale of DVDs and videos should be restricted in this manner.

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    Name: Andy Newton on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: let british people buy british products from british sellers. fuck tha police.

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    Name: Stephen Holland on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: This rediculous law needs to go now!

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    Name: William Wright on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Malcolm McDonald on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Martyn Chesworth on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Julian Thompson on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Robert Geen on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: The law is an ass.

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    Name: James Pomfret on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Andy Taylor on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Sean Hughes on Apr 11, 2005

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    Name: Greig Muir on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: If its legal to buy them here, why is it easier to import them Surely we should be supporting UK stores and not spending our money abroad due to some stupid law.

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    Name: Paul Tavener on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: The existing situation concerning R18 rated film makes a mockery of the law and brings the law into disrepute. The arrival IPTV over the next few years will make this situation even more farcical.

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    Name: Paul Bennett on Apr 11, 2005

    Comments: Any law that hinders competition in the market place is damaging to business, the consumer and the Economy. It makes no logical sense to do this.

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    Name: Stephen Foley on Apr 12, 2005

    Comments: this law is stupid

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    Name: Julian Fennell on Apr 12, 2005

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    Name: Adrian Turner on Apr 12, 2005

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    Name: John Davison on Apr 12, 2005

    Comments: The current law is obviously ridiculous and serves no purpose other than taking business away from UK companies. It pretty obvious the rule was only changed to allow hardcore impports because of the sheer volume of people ignoring it (I am proud to say I was one of them). I have to say that in a supposed democracy this should not be the way laws are changed and this blatant case of ignoring european laws (human rights act) when it suits you just serves to further undermine public confidence in government and its instututions.

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    Name: Simon Chambers on Apr 12, 2005

    Comments: I cannot stress enough how ridicules the current situation is in this country. We have items shown on TV channels that are deemed to be perfectly acceptable that clearly push the boundaries of taste and decency while the channels that are protected by passwords are only showing things that should have a 15 rating. Items that are sent through the post are supposed to be secure so why do we have a problem with this It seems the government and governing bodies are reluctant to do the right, but possibly unpopular thing, and sort out this mess that is supposed to be the law in this country. I do understand that this is in a no win situation, dammed if they do and dammed if they don

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    Name: Mark Hinson on Apr 12, 2005

    Comments: Under ECHRA The law has to be proportinate and fair, this is nothing but discriminatory and breaks EU free trade agreement.

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    Name: Daniel Gibson on Apr 12, 2005

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    Name: Stephen Chandler on Apr 12, 2005

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    Name: Rob Ritchie on Apr 12, 2005

    Comments: I think we are all quite capable of making up our own minds as to what we want to watch, we don't need government to tell us that we are not allowed to watch what we want, when we want and from where. Stop treating us like bloody kids !

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    Name: Martyn Wright on Apr 12, 2005

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