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    Question #53854. gmackematix asks:

    If, under British law according to the 1959 Obscene Publications Act, such a publication is one that "tends to deprave or corrupt" then how do you prevent the censors being depraved or corrupted by exposure to it?


    TabbyTom

    		We choose censors who are already so depraved and corrupt that they can't get any worse.

    Jan 10 05, 4:06 AM
    infiniti

    		Wow, that's a relief to know! Would hate to have puritans telling me what I can watch.

    Jan 10 05, 6:43 AM
    gmackematix

    		I know at one time it was suggested (and possibly implemented) that the background was replaced with a blue screen which allegedly made the material less titillating for the censors.

    Jan 10 05, 10:11 PM
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