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AltairIV

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13. Perhaps....

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Thu Jan 16, 2025, 08:08 AM

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we should use this as an opportunity and go after white supremacy, nazi followers, racist sites as these are far more dangerous than porn. Their sole purpose is to inspire hate and advocate for the use of violence.

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Supreme Court Seems Ready to Back Texas Law Limiting Access to Pornography [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Wednesday OP

Well... RIP 1st amendment. 1789 - 2025. You will be missed. Initech Wednesday #1

Project 2025: Where it will be easier to get a gun for a mass shooting than getting onto a porn site ck4829 Wednesday #2

With corollary: TommyT139 Yesterday #11

go back to vhs andy_smalls 4 hrs ago #18

Get your VPN before they make them illegal. nt Shipwack Wednesday #3

Good advice JoseBalow Wednesday #6

tobacco and alcohol are restricted, voting age is restricted, driving is restricted, age of consent is msongs Wednesday #4

It's going to open up a Pandora's box. Frank D. Lincoln Wednesday #5

Courts dont make decisions based on fantasy pandoras boxes. Mosby Wednesday #7

What an assinine post. Frank D. Lincoln Wednesday #8

This law is abhorrent invasion of privacy angrychair Wednesday #9

OK Prairie Gates Wednesday #10

How about protecting kids from school shootings? ArizonaLib Yesterday #12

Perhaps.... AltairIV Yesterday #13

Notice the silence from Clarence Thomas? Deminpenn Yesterday #14

No, I did not. He asked several questions. mahatmakanejeeves Yesterday #15

Supreme Court divided on Texas age-verification law for porn sites mahatmakanejeeves Yesterday #16

It wouldn't hurt my feelings to see it all gone, not just for minors. valleyrogue 4 hrs ago #17

That's already illegal. TommyT139 3 hrs ago #20

I like it that MAGA is getting this thrown into their faces right off the bat. travelingthrulife 3 hrs ago #19