2006: The 25th Anniversary Year of the Criminalization of Physical and Digital Reproductive Media

Overview

In 1981, the Mid North American Peoples' Republic congressional body ratified the Criminalization of Visual Reproductive Media Act. This bill enshrined in law the criminalization of all photography and film. Almost all cameras, across all technological platforms, were either disassembled and destroyed, or magnetically fried. Film reels, video tapes, and hard drives were confiscated and buried.