Columnist Clarissa Chikiamco's editorial criticizes Senate Bill No. 2464 for being a crime against Philippine culture.  Senate Bill No. 2464, also known as the Anti-Obscenity and Pornography Act of 2008, aims to criminalize "obscene" and "pornographic" acts regardless of intention.  While she does not believe that art is above the law, Chikiamco states that the law should recognize artistic intent and the need for freedom of expression.  She recalls the anti-modern cultural policies of Adolf Hitler in warning of the possible repercussions this bill may have.  She predicts the Philippines would suffer culturally, and face a significant decline in cultural tourism, a loss which would be further compounded by the migration of Filipino artists.  An accompanying illustration by Igan D'Bayan even includes an image of Hitler's face and a swastika.  This is the conclusion of her editorial that began a week prior in the September 22, 2008 issue of The Philippine Star.