• @eltrain123
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      297 months ago

      Best thing PH can do to force change. Take away the porn and people may actually get out and vote.

    • @SuperSynthia
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      167 months ago

      Anything to raise the bar for law abiding citizens.

  • @SendMePhotos
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    387 months ago

    Wait I thought it was the parents choice and responsibility…

    • @HappycamperNZ
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      107 months ago

      Won’t someone think of the embryos that could be exposed to this smut?

      Wait, wrong state. For now.

    • @Mango
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      97 months ago

      Yeah these people act like the Internet is where you’ll catch an indecent exposure charge. It’s actually a network I pay a bill to access. I’m not paying for any kid’s bills.

    • @dohpaz42
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      7 months ago

      Here in NC they are. Had to get a VPN so I could access the site.

      Edit: I stand corrected. I was thinking of youporn. Carry on.

      • @_wizard
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        97 months ago

        Thought they did block it. I recall checking after I read about it. In Texas right now and no blocks here. So damn crazy

    • 1024_Kibibytes
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      107 months ago

      Louisiana was one of the first states to pass that kind of bill. They will ask for age verification if you’re on a wired connection, but not on a mobile one.

      • @[email protected]
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        77 months ago

        How is that supposed to work with stuff like hotel WiFi? Will they need to block all porn in their Wi-Fi networks?

        • plz1
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          157 months ago

          They mean “mobile internet” not “wifi” (e.g. Verizon, T-Mobile, etc.). It’s easy for them to detect the ISP and selectively block, since non-mobile ISP’s are basically government-sanctioned monopolies in most of the country.

        • 1024_Kibibytes
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          I’m not sure how it works in hotels. I guess it’s handled the same way as home WiFi, which is that it asks for ID

  • @taanegl
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    217 months ago

    I see the tactic. I’m guessing they’re going to start suing every pornographic platform into oblivion.

    I’m also guessing they’ll give that money to certain denominations, so it can be used to line the coffers of perverted doom preachers, who diddle the underaged of their congregation.

    Fitting how the money would be taken from the ethical porn makers and given to a child raper.

    Welcome to Texas, y’all.

  • @Mango
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    117 months ago

    Bye Texas!

  • catsarebadpeople
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    97 months ago

    Control sex, control women, control the masses. This is the blueprint for religion and the reason it exists. They’re just applying the template to the government now.