KNIGHT: The evil spawn of Vilecom

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KNIGHT: The evil spawn of Vilecom
One company is a leader in degrading our kids and our culture
By ROBert Knight
6:31 p.m., Friday, June 18, 2010

Truth in advertising is good. That's why it's time for Viacom, the communications giant chaired by Sumner Redstone, to change its name to Vilecom.

All the major networks are awash in sex, profanity, violence and attacks on religion. But for sheer creepiness, Viacom wins, hands down.

Let's start with Nickelodeon, Viacom's "kid-friendly" network. Nick's website has a link to AddictingGames.com, as the Culture and Media Institute reports. There, tykes find Naughty Classroom, Naughty Babysitter and 29 other Naughty titles. Also, Booty Rider and You Da Sperm! One game, Perry the Perv, is about a peeping Tom.

Kids click on icons to strip women down. Naughty Park, for instance, says, "Those three naughty boys are at it again! Help them use Bees, Worms and Puppies in sneaky ways to get a hot jogger undressed!"

Is it any wonder that 8-year-olds make out on the playground? By the time they're 12, they can barely keep their pants on in this sex-saturated culture. Thanks, Vilecom.

Nickelodeon even had the NicKJr.com site - for preschoolers - accessing these games, according to Josh Brolin of the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, whose protest got the link removed.

Vilecom also runs the homosexual Logo cable network and Comedy Central, which puts profanities in fourth-graders' mouths in "South Park" and is developing a blasphemous cartoon series, "JC," depicting Jesus Christ - yes, the King of Kings and Lord of Lords - as a rebellious son of a "powerful but apathetic father." Thanks, Vilecom.

G.K. Chesterton OBserved that "sex is the materialist's religion." Vilecom is a loud presence in that unholy choir. If someone came into your home and showed your child this stuff, under his raincoat, you'd have him arrested - at the least. But Nickelodeon and MTV hum right along, fueled by ads from Disney, Hamburger Helper and other amoral advertisers.

On June 7, the MTV Movie Awards were strewn with at least 100 profane or OBscene words. According to the Culture and Media Institute:


Rest of story at link. Though written by a Christian some may find parts of the rest disturbing so I'm not posting that here.

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