Porn viewers in Virginia, Arkansas, and Mississippi are now met with a video imploring them to contact their representatives about age-verification laws.

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    1 year ago

    Getting real tired of these fucking Christian assholes trying to force their twisted morals on everyone else.

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      It’s not even about morality. It’s a dumb law that doesn’t protect users most at risk—even if enforced—while making it incredibly convoluted and awkward for everyone else.

      On second thought, that second part was probably the point.

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    “While safety and compliance are at the forefront of our mission, giving your ID card every time you want to visit an adult platform is not the most effective solution for age verification, and in fact, will put children and your privacy at risk,” DeVille says in the video.

    What a personal data \ goldmine . I mean we must protect the kids … from everything, everywhere, every time, at any cost.

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      I’m not saying this because I disagree with you; porn does need stronger and more direct local legislation regarding production, consumption, and oversight; thus making it “legal”. However, just because something is popular doesn’t make it right. Murder is extremely popular - look at the murder rates around the world, it’s obviously a highly popular activity. Should we make that legal too? At what rate of popularity do we stop making things legal to serve the will of the mob?

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        Porn is going to exist whether it is legal or not. The difference is that when it’s underground it’s MUCH more likely to abuse the people involved. I mean hell, even while it is legal people are still being abused. It would be much better to keep it legal and focus on laws protecting the workers involved in the industry. The alternative would work the same as abortion, it’s about inhumane punishment for “immorality” instead of concern over the treatment in the industry itself

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        If every country in the world had a murder rate equivalent to the worst ones, and every murder was done by someone who had never killed before, 0.2% of people would be murderers. I mean, I agree with the idea that popular isn’t right, but, murder isn’t popular anywhere in the world, and I do think there’s some “popularity” threshold where something that may not be “right”, should still be legal - but I’m thinking that’s like “if 60% of the population does it, maybe we shouldn’t try and throw 60% in jail”, and not, “if 2 people in a thousand do something”

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    1 year ago

    Someones already planning Cambridge Analytica 2.0 now, imagine radicalizing incels through targeted ads on pornhub 😬

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    1 year ago

    The south is like a test bed for these fascist dipshits to try new and creative ways to control what you do in your private time and place.