Anti-Porn Ads Air This Weekend

Colorado Springs, CO--They call themselves The Defenders and to hear it from them, if you "use" pornography you are destined to descend into the dark depths of wickedness and child molestation.

Did you hear that? You, who just stumbled across this site while searching for blowjob pics, will one day (maybe soon) join the ranks of pedophiles, sexual deviants and dirtbags. You are a pervert. There is no hope for you.

No hope, of course, unless you join The Defenders, a grassroots Christian organization recently founded in Colorado Springs.

According to Chaplain Henry Rodgers, one of the group's founders, The Defenders are "calling men to defend themselves, each other and our homes and children from the harms of the commercial sex industry."

The group cites statistics that show that the consumption of child porn and the sexual exploitation of children has reached epidemic proportions in this country. They also claim that child abuse is the inevitable result of viewing pornography.

In response to this crisis, the group will be launching a national television and radio ad campaign over this Father's Day weekend called "She has a Name". The ads will tell the stories of several teenage girls who were sexually exploited by the commercial sex industry.

One network, MSNBC, has refused to run the ads, claiming they are too one-sided.

"The ads say outright that pornography is not a victimless crime," said campaign creator former Rep. Linda Smith. "The network said it was a debatable issue whether pornography is never victimless-and they do not air ads on debatable issues."

CNN, Fox and ESPN are airing the ads this weekend.