News LA porn law inspiring more small government efforts

Moonbeam · Apr 12, 2025

People who hate themselves will be attracted to porn in two ways. They will either seek to experience it as a vicarious means of satisfaction, the need for which arises owing to feeling too worthless to love or be loved, or by people who hate the themselves and hate being tempted by the presence in the world of something they feel is dirty. Meanwhile in an invisible universe that self divided people can never penetrate, the problems and questions about porn are never an issue. When the lover and the beloved are one there's only the joy of being.

Thank God such a world does not exist. If it did I'd be really pissed.

Fenixgoon · Apr 12, 2025

ch33zw1z said:
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Now we need overlap with spikes in VPN subscriptions 😁

DaaQ · Apr 12, 2025

ch33zw1z said:
Ouch, ironically KY

https://www.kentucky.com/news/politics-government/article289242410.html

Yep, see below.

EDIT: Also what is crazy, is I live in one of the three LAST dry counties in this damned state. Commonwealth my ass.

Fanatical Meat said:
Being honest I truly feel this falls under a states rights kind of thing. Stupid implementation but whatever.

States are now Agency of the Fed IIRC this is his new idear.

Fenixgoon said:
Now we need overlap with spikes in VPN subscriptions 😁

I hear there is now porn on Twitter/X and FB seems to be leaning that way also, it appears.

This is the reason KY got the FU no porn hub for you.

The bill also creates a method for a child or the child’s parents to sue for $10,000 per incident where a pornographic website doesn’t verify a user’s age as the bill requires. Additionally, websites that retain users’ identifying information for more than 24 hours after verifying their ages are liable for damages of $1,000 per day, in addition to court costs and attorneys’ fees. Websites that fall under the requirement include any that distribute material that is more than one-third “harmful to minors.” The Free Speech Coalition, the trade association for the adult industry, has previously told the Herald-Leader bills like this “effectively remove anonymity from the internet and expose millions of everyday citizens to the threat of hacking, identity theft and government surveillance.” “There are more effective solutions that don’t require government censorship or put internet users at risk,” Mike Stabile, director of public affairs for the coalition, wrote in an email to the Herald-Leader.

Read more at: https://www.kentucky.com/news/politics-government/article289242410.html#storylink=cpy

I think PH is right, as far as privacy and security goes. There are probably much worse places people could find horrible versions if they really wanted to try without the VPN.

VPN does work though it seems PH has since the last few years, seems to have alot more stuff that seems close to "professional or prosumer" production.

Muse · Apr 14, 2025

zinfamous said:
I just think it's interesting that the great minds in LA think porn viewing is a source of the very many actual problems that this impoverished, uneducated, diabetic state faces and that this is what the gov't needs to be getting involved with.

This is what happens when you let Jesus take the wheel of your government. Just complete fucking denial.

Tom Lehrer: SMUT!

nakedfrog · Apr 14, 2025

DaaQ said:
Yep, see below.

EDIT: Also what is crazy, is I live in one of the three LAST dry counties in this damned state. Commonwealth my ass.

States are now Agency of the Fed IIRC this is his new idear.

I hear there is now porn on Twitter/X and FB seems to be leaning that way also, it appears.

This is the reason KY got the FU no porn hub for you.

Read more at: https://www.kentucky.com/news/politics-government/article289242410.html#storylink=cpy

I think PH is right, as far as privacy and security goes. There are probably much worse places people could find horrible versions if they really wanted to try without the VPN.

VPN does work though it seems PH has since the last few years, seems to have alot more stuff that seems close to "professional or prosumer" production.

AFAIK there's basically always been porn on Twitter. There's porn on Reddit too.

ch33zw1z · May 11, 2025

Lee Bill Establishes Obscenity Definition Across States

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) introduced the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act today to clarify the legal definition of “obscenity” for all states, making the transmission of obscene content across state lines more easily prosecuted. U.S. Representative Mary Miller (R-IL) is the...

www.lee.senate.gov

And here we go, mike Lee outta Utah introduces bill to ban porn nationwide,

nakedfrog · May 12, 2025

ch33zw1z said:
Lee Bill Establishes Obscenity Definition Across States

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) introduced the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act today to clarify the legal definition of “obscenity” for all states, making the transmission of obscene content across state lines more easily prosecuted. U.S. Representative Mary Miller (R-IL) is the...

www.lee.senate.gov

And here we go, mike Lee outta Utah introduces bill to ban porn nationwide,

Project 2025 goal.

Fanatical Meat · May 12, 2025

nakedfrog said:
Project 2025 goal.

Good ban it and see what happens.

GoPackGo · May 12, 2025

Anyone ever thing that VPN services actually track / curate everyones traffic and sells it?

nakedfrog · May 12, 2025

Fanatical Meat said:
Good ban it and see what happens.

No, not good, Project 2025 considers "transgender ideology" to be pornographic. Yeah, that ain't gonna hurt you, but it will hurt me and a lot of people I care about.

Fanatical Meat · May 12, 2025

nakedfrog said:
No, not good, Project 2025 considers "transgender ideology" to be pornographic. Yeah, that ain't gonna hurt you, but it will hurt me and a lot of people I care about.

Ah I see

ch33zw1z · May 12, 2025

nakedfrog said:
No, not good, Project 2025 considers "transgender ideology" to be pornographic. Yeah, that ain't gonna hurt you, but it will hurt me and a lot of people I care about.

Yep, banning lifestyles is the goal, with persecution back on the table

cytg111 · May 12, 2025

GoPackGo said:
Anyone ever thing that VPN services actually track / curate everyones traffic and sells it?

Well if they advertise a no log policy and do it anyway they go on the naughty list.

DaaQ · May 12, 2025

ch33zw1z said:
Lee Bill Establishes Obscenity Definition Across States

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) introduced the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act today to clarify the legal definition of “obscenity” for all states, making the transmission of obscene content across state lines more easily prosecuted. U.S. Representative Mary Miller (R-IL) is the...

www.lee.senate.gov

And here we go, mike Lee outta Utah introduces bill to ban porn nationwide,

He ought to submit his electronic devices for inspection to make sure he practices what he is trying to impose.

EDIT: Same goes for random drug tests of elected officials. Just like avg Joe must do to work a minimum wage or poverty level job.

Steps down from soap box.

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