The Mormon college Brigham Young University wants to help porn-addicted students and to underline their message the makers compare erotic films with the First World War. Your video against sleazy films starts with a voice from the off: “A lonely, confused young man becomes addicted to porn”, a teenager can be seen sitting in front of the screen. Another man appears behind him: "His roommates know, but they do nothing to help him." The voice further describes the porn addict: He has stopped going to church. There is darkness in his eyes." Then the makers of the video draw a slightly questionable comparison: "The young man lies mentally wounded on the battlefield of the First World War." And that because of porn?! Hello?!
Afterwards scenes from a battle can be seen. The young man who used to be at the computer is now lying wounded on the battlefield. His roommate can also be seen as a soldier: he wants to help his comrade, but is stopped by his comrades-in-arms. Shortly thereafter, it also becomes clear who the voice is about. Kim B. Clark, head of the University of Idaho, speaks to his students: "Don't leave the wounded on the battlefield!" Unsurprisingly, the plot returns to the symbolic battlefield and in real life, the student finally dares to confront his roommate about porn use. "If necessary, talk to your bishop," Clark recommends. "If you have a friend who is in trouble, tell someone who can help." So Mormon bishops seem to know a lot about pornography.
Then there is peace, joy and pancakes again: the two students are at a party, drinking soft drinks and giving each other meaningful looks. Yes, they will definitely never look at porn again. The central message of Brigham Young University is actually simple and pleads for moral courage: "Don't be silent". Typical Mormon emotional manipulation and I'll just say: "Make love not war!"
Porn addicts are wounded soldiers on the battlefield - Wounded On The Battlefield
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