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Hollywood awards prostitution, sodomy
Posted: March 7, 20061:00 a.m. Eastern
© 2006 WorldNetDaily.com

Does the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People regard the Academy Award for Best Original Song to "It's Hard Out Here For a Pimp" – and the frenzied behavior of its recipients – as any kind of advancement of colored people?
Is prostitution anything to be laughed at and cheered, as did these unusually gross and moral midgets who voted for an award to them?
More appalling, of course, were the three awards to what Page 1 of the Washington Post so delicately described as "the ranchhands-in-love story"!
That "Brokeback Mountain" won three Oscars for its romanticizing of sodomy – one of our nation's most extensive and deadly health hazards – raises the inevitable question: When will Hollywood so glorify bestiality as it has sodomy?
And will it involve a horse, or a female version of Rin Tin Tin?
"Brokeback" director Ang Lee's acceptance speech of his Oscar included the following astounding contention: The movie was not just about a homosexual affair, but "the greatness of love itself."
When will Mr. Lee direct a film glorifying the heart-wrenching love of a sadist as he beats a masochist?
But back to that Oscar for the incredibly loud group called "Three 6 Mafia" – of whom emcee Jon Stewart said: "Things just got for easier for a pimp – that's how you accept an Oscar!"
And speaking of prostitution, just under the Washington Post's Page 1 tribute to the awards for prostitution and sodomy was an article dealing with juvenile sex rings. Excerpts:
"The teenagers testified for hour after agonizing hour about their months of prostitution ... They performed sex acts with men in cheap motel rooms, alleys and the back seats of cars, they said."
"Every dollar she and her 'stable sisters' earned, she said, was turned over to the sometimes loving, often brutal man they were told to call 'Daddy.' Jaron R. Brice, 27, of Northeast Washington, was convicted last week of sex trafficking of a minor, transporting prostitutes across state lines, pandering and child sexual abuse – a litany of federal charges that probably will land him in prison for decades."
"Carlos Curtis, will be sentenced March 17. He could face life in prison for prostituting a 12-year-old runaway he recruited from New York."
But at Hollywood's Academy Awards, one of these awards went to a group which celebrated prostitution.

AND THE WINNER IS.........

GIVE ME A BREAK !

"It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp"

Music and Lyric by Jordan Houston, Cedric Coleman and Paul Beauregard "It's Hard Out Here For A Pimp" from "Hustle & Flow"
Acceptance SpeechOh, my. Hey, we want to thank Keith Young our choreographer. And the whole Sony Records, Lisa Ellis, our moms, our whole families. Thank you, Jesus. And for giving us a chance, the Academy. We love the Academy. You know what I'm saying? Gil Cates. Everybody. I got plenty of time. Ain't nobody else. I want to thank everybody. Yeah. Donnie Ienner. Once again our families. Ludacris. What's up? Going down. George Clooney, my favorite man, he showed me love when I first met him. We bringing the house. We out of here. Memphis, Tennessee!