Big Hotel Chains Defend Porn in Rooms

[CaptainJohn]

I wonder if "One Night In Paris" has ever played at the Hilton?

 

[frankfrank]

^ Maybe not, but has Holiday Inn ever played at the...?

 

[gefsmith]

I dont really know why people are defending totally censored crap in US hotel rooms. At least in the hotels I have stayed I could see more porn walking down the street, well it was south beach

I wonder if this is why I always travel with my laptop

Seriously get to Germany were the porn is actually hardcore and worth the five bucks.

Ok rant off.


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[buzzj]

I've never watched porn in a hotel... but the movies must be fairly popular. The company for which I work recently amended our travel policy to specifically mention that in-room movies are not a reimbursable expense!

 

[RationalLunacy]

Does anyone honestly think that the Hilton Hotel chain is going to stop carrying porn when their own heir, Paris Hilton, is busy broadcasting her own sexual escapades all over the internet and parading her boobies all over TV? Blecccch!!

 

[Austin40acres]

Doesn't the guest usually have to go to the desk to activate the "adult" channels? Why would this be a problem?

Thank heavens all of the important issues in society have been solved so that people have time to focus on these kinds of issues.

A4A

 

[frankfrank]

It's just the American Taliban trying to force their hegemony on all the rest of us for all of eternity again. They promulgate their swill by claiming that we will forever burn in the flames of hell if we watch this stuff. What bunkum!!!

Why have I never heard any of these people talking about the suggestive poses, parades of stunningly gorgeous, scantily-clad bodies which grace so many ordinary COMMERCIALS nowadays? Janet Jackson's escapades in a certain football halftime earlier in this millennium didn't do anything that caused bunches of "red-blooded American heterosexuals" to beat off, but I find some of the models in the commercials to be more erotic than actual porn films!

And, of course, these commercials are seen by children and everybody else, unlike the movies that they're trying to prevent hotels from showing.,

 

[operafan]

Doesn't the guest usually have to go to the desk to activate the "adult" channels? Why would this be a problem?
A4A

Nope, all you have to do is to go to the adult section of the movie menu and select a video.

A funny aside, however. While all of them say the names of the movies are not on your hotel bill (and mine have never been) the cost of the adult movies is usually higher than renting mainstream movies. Anyone who was really interested could figure out that you were watching adult movies.

 

[gsdx]

It's just the American Taliban trying to force their hegemony on all the rest of us for all of eternity again. They promulgate their swill by claiming that we will forever burn in the flames of hell if we watch this stuff. What bunkum!!!

My question is: Why should they even care what happens to us?

We don't tell them what to do in their church.

 

[Snickers52]

These two bit, two faced religious zealots make my skin crawl. It's all "do as I say, not as I do" with those types. It's a well known fact here in Atlanta that the strip clubs and porn stores do their best business whenever there's a big religious convention in town. The strip clubs plan for months before the Baptist convention hits town with their 100,000 horny religious freaks.

 

[TEEJAY]

I have stayed in many a hotel, and most American owned, none of which to my knowledge have offered adult TV for gay people. Time to change?????