Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Porn Seating in Planes

I think that pornography can be allowed in airlines under strict circumstances. If a section of the plane was designated for pornography and had curtains installed to prevent other passengers from viewing the material then now one if harmed. A majority of frequent fliers sign up for their flights online. They fill out a form that allows them to pick if they seat in the isles or in the window. The airline company would only need to add a check for pornography friendly seating. The people in planes that want to watch pornography can do so, and the rest of the passengers need not be exposed. The seats could be in the back of the plane and have pull away curtains that they can close when they are viewing porn and open when they want drinks or refreshments. It might not be a bad idea for the rest of the plane to install these pull away curtains. It would allow passengers to take a nap and not be bothered by the light in the plane around them. The controversy of censorship can be avoided with a bit of common courtesy from the passengers of the plane. The internet need not be censored if this idea can be implemented and if it works properly.

3 comments:

  1. Pull away curtains?? Is that like the barrier first class and coach or is it more like the barrier between people who are morally corrupt and those who are more upstanding citizens? Are the porn-lovers going to pay more? Can't they simply wait the two hours until the flight lands?

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  2. I do not agree with the idea of pornography being shown on airplanes. The plane is already being divided between first class and coach. To take up additional seat reserved for pornographic viewers is crazy. Then normaly the restroom are located at the back of the plane, so anyone needing to accompany them have to walk through those few rows. Ok so you charge more do you put those porn watchers in front of first class? Charging more is just going to cause more complain on how it is not fair that they are being chargered.

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