We could tax the shit out of people making porn. Or making money off of it.
lol I wonder what it's like to still have faith in the system
nigga the us army literally sent armies to prosecute the mormon religion, put german and japanese americans in concentration camps during war, and passed the patriot act
Their margins tend to be pretty thin so you need a lot of users. He could probably at least break even and he could make it so it sidesteps tor requirements if there are DNS issues in the future. I know a lot of people hate using the Tor browser.
I mean, that's why alcohol or cigarettes aren't banned despite their numerous detrimental effects on both the individual and societal level.
This was kind of my thought too. I'm going to make a note (mostly for myself) to keep track of their tune regarding Israel if El Naranja's POSSIBLE distrust and actions against them causes a contrarian shift. It's a fascinating behavior to keep tabs on.
Johnny is about to get in it again, I'll be keeping my head down and enjoying the Thunderdoming while it happens. I do love a good weekend Thunderdome.
it isn't vague if you actually apply the standard. the only thing keeping porn sites open is lack of political will to enforce said standard.
I actually think the mormons and japs were completely justified. Krauts have more established historical American roots pre-dating the conflict so its gets stickier. Patriot act is a whole 'nother can of worms.
Wow. Totally not easily manipulated.
It's so cute how you're such a simpleton that you blindly believe whatever Kiwi Farms gooners tell you.
Children don't need unlimited access to the internet, period.
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The Mormons started it. Fuck off. They were allowed to practice their religion, but instead they decided to attack settler convoys.
I almost fell for it. I thought I'd cursed you!
When all we collectively are is but a faded memory, the Greys will inscribe this on the Moon as a final epitaph for Humanity's tombstone.
The hill isn't for porn access, it's for ID requirements to access websites. I think pretty much everyone in this thread agrees that something should be done about children accessing porn and there are disagreements over the right way to do that. One thing is clear, porn sites are abusing the inherent trust the internet was built on to prey on kids.
I don't know. But one thing it shouldnt involve is creating the framework for the flagship program to tie Americans personal identity to internet traffic even more effectively.
