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With human trafficking, we blame the evil cartels. However, the demand for drugs and the sex trade is the problem. Plain and simple, we are major consumers of evil.
Corrupt morals and apathy are affecting thousands of lives. Media capitalize on depravity with explicit sexual content, and immorality is celebrated. Government agendas facilitate deviant behavior under the pretext of freedom and tolerance.
The porn industry is booming at the expense of extreme human suffering. Pornographic material contributes to unspeakable human abuse. Sexually assaulted, young children are victims of this evil industry, too.
To end slavery, the United States fought the Civil War and England appealed to Parliament and public sentiment. Today, it will take the same determination and perseverance to stop it.
Reach out to lawmakers to be a voice for those who are enslaved. Stop watching pornography! Stop viewing films with sexual content. Defend the powerless.
Most importantly — pray!
Michele Lincoln
Lahaina
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