No "red light districting" for the Internet, please

["Kristen Mitts" <buffers07@xxxxxxxxx>]

Members of the Board

If somehow all porn sites providing obscene material would actually leave the 
.COM Domain for the .XXX Domain, they would STILL be violating U.S. obscenity 
law which prohibits such material on the Internet regardless of location. 

We don't want the Department of Justice to say to illegal porn companies, in 
effect, that it is okay to violate U.S. law as long as you do it in an 
officially approved "red light district"at a .XXX domain.  Men, women, and 
children are becoming addicted to pornography -- the rates of addiction are 
skyrocketing -- this is a virtually untreated pandemic.  

The .XXX domain is bad family policy, as countless marriages are breaking up 
because of pornography use.  Violence against women, which is depicted in most 
porn films, is changing male attitudes toward girls and women in a very 
negative way.  A more appropriate goal should be to STOP the distribution of 
this destructive material by prosecuting those responsible for it, NOT protect 
pornography on the .XXX domain.  

Please do not create a .XXX domain.  This is not victimless.  Men, women and 
children are all being hurt mentally, emotionally, and physically.  I entreat 
you to stop the spread of pornographic materials.

Sincerely,

Kristen Mitts
1206 Wilson Ave
Wheaton, IL 60189