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return2ozma@lemmy.world to politics @lemmy.world · 2 years ago

Plan to regulate access to online porn in California dies quietly in Legislature

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Plan to regulate access to online porn in California dies quietly in Legislature

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return2ozma@lemmy.world to politics @lemmy.world · 2 years ago
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A California bill to require age verification for porn websites dies, amid debate over costs, First Amendment rights, and child safety
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    These laws don’t actually block access to porn.

    The web is massive and there are too many sites that are hosted outside of the US that doesn’t care about a single state’s law.

    People need to parent their damn kids. Talk to them about sex, or enable your the parental controls on their devices if that’s how you want to roll. Don’t nanny everyone else.

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      There are a lot of things being shoved down throats on these websites, Christianity is not one of them. I’ll leave that job to my government!

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    It’s a huge part of our economy! But also, sorry Repubs. For all the rural areas, we have massive urban centers that won’t put up with your bullshit. Tell someone else what to do.

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    Removed by mod

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      They don’t call is Silicone Valley for nothing

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      Nah all the porn left for Vegas after we started requiring condoms and testing.

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    Good, fuck off with this fascist bullshit

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    That’s COMMUNISM! REAL FREEDOM is when you have to give the Government your ID in order to see Boobs!

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      State approved boobs, like in Australia, where boob size A is illegal, as it can be seen as a child’s body.

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    Glad at least one state has it’s shit together.

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    Like it ever had a chance

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