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Vibrator Laws Suck. Free The Rabbit!

Posted Tue Feb 19, 2008 12:01pm PST by Jill Sobule in Jill Sobule and The Provocateurs

On one of my last Yahoo blogs, I posted about the insanity of our drug laws - specifically mandatory minimums and three strikes. Many of the commentors had no sympathy and disagreed - "if you know its illegal, don't f**king do it. You do the crime, you do the time."

Well, what about this law?

"Alabama's Anti-Obscenity Enforcement Act prohibits, among other things, the commercial distribution of 'any device designed or marketed as useful primarily for the stimulation of human genital organs for any thing of pecuniary value.'"

Alabama is a vibrator – free state! That's settles it. That is where I am going to raise my family.


So, you can sell a semiautomatic rifle to a depressed teen, but if they catch you (under the table at the gun store) also peddling the latest Hello Kitty pocket rocket or dildo, you are going to the slammer, buddy!
That's right, folks, " You do the crime, you do the time."
Seriously, you could actually get a year in jail and a $10,000 fine.

There is one loophole through:

"The law contains an exception for sexual devices sold for medical and scientific purposes, and many adult stores have continued sales after posting signs saying their merchandise falls within the exceptions."

I want to know what “medical and scientific purposes” they came up with for peddling the "Daring Dolphin", the "Turbo Stroker", and of course…"the bend-over beginning kit".  

I also bring up this unjust law as, last week, a federal appeals court overturned a statute outlawing sex toy sales in Texas. So now it's just Mississippi and Alabama.
So, I say instead of all this anti-war and campaign nonsense, we do something for our oppressed brothers in the Cotton State.
Let's all go down to Huntsville and do a "rabbit" freedom march.
Are you all with me???

FREE THE RABBIT!

(for those that don't know - the Rabbit is a best selling vibrator that, I just saw, has it's own Wikipedia entry)

102 Comments

1. Yahoo! Music User -
Who would have guessed?

2. Yahoo! Music User -
Yes, amazing stuff

3. ct23 -
That's nice

4. Yahoo! Music User -
Nice stuff

5. There are two kinds of music - Country and Western -
Well there

6. Yahoo! Music User -
not too shabby

7. ct23 -
Could be shabbier

8. Yahoo! Music User -
I smell cheese

9. Yahoo! Music User -
mucho gusto

10. Yahoo! Music User -
This could happen to anyone

11. Yahoo! Music User -
It happened to someone I know

12. Joe -
Right snappy

13. Adam -
Right on

14. Joe -
very interesting

15. There are two kinds of music - Country and Western -
OK, now what?

16. Mr CT -
Very interesting

17. There are two kinds of music - Country and Western -
Cool stuff

18. Yahoo! Music User -
Is that why they call Alabama the Crimson Tide?

19. Mr CT -
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20. Mr CT -
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