USA’s new summer program, “Satisfaction,” has a name that says it all. I suppose the name “Unsatisfied” didn't sound as attractive. Like a revamped soap opera, spouses get themselves tangled in a web of lies and hurt the ones they love. “Satisfaction” airs on Thursday evenings at 10:00 p.m. ET/9:00 p.m. CT.
The tagline for the program is: “They have everything but are still not satisfied.” The show focuses on attempts to find satisfaction through having an affair, paying for an escort, or getting paid for sex. A show full of adultery, cheating, drugs and lies is the last influence our society needs. Even though the program airs a little later in the evening, it is not late enough since the bedroom scenes are soft porn.
The premier episode wasted no time in letting viewers know what this show is about. The episode began with a graphic sex scene, ended with another pornographic display, and mixed in a few more explicit scenes throughout the show. “Satisfaction” centers around a married couple who have no regrets and feel no remorse about committing adultery with someone else - or cheating on their own spouse.
Infidelity is the new trend sold as normal by USA. To put it on a scale, “Satisfaction” is more pornographic than the show “Mistresses.” This program consists of so much exposed skin and erotic sexual content that it probably filled half of the one hour program.
Hollywood is continuing to push casual sex, sometimes with multiple partners, as acceptable. But Scripture states clearly it is a sin. The Bible also says as Christians we must speak up against sin. If we remain silent, we are accepting it and are guilty of sin also. One Million Moms is determined to clean up broadcast airwaves.
Please send an email letter to the sponsors of this week's "Satisfaction." The sponsors are: Dyson, Subaru, Jaguar, Geico, State Farm and Target.
Urge advertisers todo place it on their "do not advertise" list in protest of pushing sin directly into America’s living rooms.
Click on link to Take Action!
http://onemillionmoms.com/issues/hold-sponsors-of-satisfaction-accountable/
