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Although not exactly related to his continuing video game related litigation, Jack Thompson submitting gay porn in court documents could certainly impact his ability to practice law in Florida and continue those cases. GamePolitics really has all the details on what's going on here, the back story gets really complex. The main gist is Thompson believes the Florida Bar, in their continued effort to have him disbarred, is collaborating against him with a gay activist attorney from Miami who owns NationalGayNews. In a move to discredit this other lawyer, Thompson decided to submit to the court content from adult entertainment advertisers the NGN links to in an attempt to show the court that this other lawyer was in the business of "distribution of hardcore porn to anyone of any age." Judge Adalberto Jordan of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida was not amused -- at all.
-Jack Thompson submits gay porn to court -- judge not amused
"Thank you, Jack Thompson, for being your own worst enemy."
New York state isn't waiting to stop funding abstinence-only sex education programs.
Officials announced this week that state money will now go solely to programs that offer more comprehensive information about preventing pregnancy and sexual health.
New York state Health Commissioner Richard Daines, in a statement on the department's Web site, stated that "The Bush administration's Abstinence-Only program is an example of a failed national health care policy directive, based on ideology rather than on sound scientific-based evidence that must be the cornerstone of good public health care policy."
-New York State holds out on abstinence-only sex education
Thank you Richard Daines. I'm mad that the $6.3 million the state received for abstinence-only education couldn't be allocated for, y'know, educational programs that work, but... such is the price we must pay for incompetent leadership.
-Jack Thompson submits gay porn to court -- judge not amused
"Thank you, Jack Thompson, for being your own worst enemy."
New York state isn't waiting to stop funding abstinence-only sex education programs.
Officials announced this week that state money will now go solely to programs that offer more comprehensive information about preventing pregnancy and sexual health.
New York state Health Commissioner Richard Daines, in a statement on the department's Web site, stated that "The Bush administration's Abstinence-Only program is an example of a failed national health care policy directive, based on ideology rather than on sound scientific-based evidence that must be the cornerstone of good public health care policy."
-New York State holds out on abstinence-only sex education
Thank you Richard Daines. I'm mad that the $6.3 million the state received for abstinence-only education couldn't be allocated for, y'know, educational programs that work, but... such is the price we must pay for incompetent leadership.