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Draft bill would block all porn on connected devices..

https://heatst.com/politics/this-nig...to-unblock-it/

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There?s a new bill gaining steam with puritanical state legislators and nanny state Republicans?and it?s probably one of the most stupid, misguided attempts to censor the Internet in recent memory. In an effort to stop people from watching porn, the bill would cause a regulatory nightmare for tech manufacturers, retailers, websites, consumers and even state regulators. All this hassle because one guy had a porn addiction and wanted everyone to pay for it.

The Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Act is a draft bill in 13 state legislatures but has nothing to do with human trafficking or child exploitation. While the bill is slightly different in each state, the model legislation these bills are based on would would require all Internet-connected devices, like computers, smart phones, tablets and smart TVs, to come installed with a filter that would block access to online pornography.

You can only remove the filter by going to a retailer and paying a $20 tax, but first you would have to make a written request asking to remove the filter. Then you would have to receive reading material explaining the dangers of pornography and removing the porn filter. Then you would have to confirm you received the reading material. Then you would pay the $20 to the state, but the retailer may charge additional fees. These fees could add up significantly if a consumer is forced to unlock every device and router in their household.

Thank jesus for Republicans.. whatever would MERICA do with out them...

Nothing has changed in over 20 years

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..rmember Ed Meese and Andrea Dworkin... The best buddies....

You are retarded if you think that will EVER happen... Period.

Just like 2257 changed nothing..

Any good vpn sponsor/affiliate programs?

Yeah and there is no attack on gays or porn coming, keep dreaming faux news junkies.

There is no money in porn.

The Commerce Clause describes an enumerated power listed in the United States Constitution (Article I, Section 8, Clause 3). Burdens Interstate Commerce:HALLIBURTON OIL WELL CO. v. REILY, (1963)

460 U.S. 575 (103 S.Ct. 1365, 75 L.Ed.2d 295)
MINNEAPOLIS STAR AND TRIBUNE COMPANY, Appellant v. MINNESOTA COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE. Discriminatory Taxation of Free Speech (Burden)

Unconstitutional.

Of course Trump and Pence along with the religious-right want to challenge the laws to restrain free speech that they don't approve of. Expect more of this kind of shit ...

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Originally Posted by cordoba (Post 21742006)

https://heatst.com/politics/this-nig...to-unblock-it/

You can only remove the filter by going to a retailer and paying a $20 tax, but first you would have to make a written request asking to remove the filter. Then you would have to receive reading material explaining the dangers of pornography and removing the porn filter. Then you would have to confirm you received the reading material. Then you would pay the $20 to the state, but the retailer may charge additional fees. These fees could add up significantly if a consumer is forced to unlock every device and router in their household.

Is that the 1980s I see just around the corner? We made money by the truckload back then!

Someone could make big hysteria of this and say you won't be allowed to talk to your own children and then someone could scam those people out money
That's how stupid everything is these days
It literally is in actuality for real in reality

Porn has been in the government's crosshairs for 60 years. Don't expect it to change soon, in fact, today is probably the most porn friendly time I've ever lived through.

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 21745336)

Porn has been in the government's crosshairs for 60 years.

True enough that it's the most porn friendly environment of the last 50 years or so. But I remember the day when we were looking over our shoulders and total fear crossing the border. Just the same it was really damn good money back then.