Before you know it, anything that mentions LGBTQ+ topics will be labeled as porn.
Supreme Court's ruling practically wipes out free speech for sex writing online
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#393"Party of free speech," my ass.
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#394Earlier quoted context omitted.
So Pornhub hates money and traffic? Of course not. Pornhub blocked these IP because they knew it was going to be (and is now) illegal in those states, at least at its current form. I see it no different from said states banning Pornhub.
Pornhub did it in protest[1], hope this helps. [1] https://www.abc4.com/news/tech-social-media/pornhub-blocks-a...
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#395Earlier quoted context omitted.
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It doesn't - rather, it attacks the preposition at it's source. Pornography is bad, supposedly, but is it actually? It seems to me we all moved on without actually answering that question. We know it's bad for moral reasons, but moral reasons are stupid and I don't trust them. But is it actually bad - like in the real world, with tangible effects, not made-up ones? I don't know, and it looks like you don't know, and…
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#396Earlier quoted context omitted.
It seems to me that age verification via ID submission online and the subsequent storage of IDs are separate issues.
How could they be separate issues when the submission of an ID image obviously enables both the subsequent storage of the ID and also the presentment of the ID to others. We know that very few organizations are capable of effectively controlling confidential information that they're legally bound to keep confidential. Requiring things that are going to lead to large stores of ID images is asking for trouble. When you…
I agree with you that systems that store those IDs are ticking bombs.
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#397Hopefully someone kept a snapshot of the country's configs before this year began. I feel like we're going to need it. This is ludicrous - as so much is lately.
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#398"Party of free speech," my ass.
I worry that young people across the political spectrum increasingly no longer see free speech as a foundational value. Both sides pay lip service and deploy it strategically but are quick to sacrifice it when it conflicts with other values and goals. The ACLU won our expansive free speech protections defending the KKK in the 1950s. But today, the ACLU has become short-sighted. They are more concerned with social pro…
Quite the opposite. I stopped donating to the ACLU after a few years of the last trump administration because I could no longer stomach it given the clear direction trumpism is taking the country. I still support the mission ideologically but can't back it up with my money. Seeing trump this time around I'm glad I haven't wasted the money - the constitution is dead.
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These people will never actually ban pornography, That's what I used to say about Roe v. Wade. "They'll never give up that wedge issue."
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#400So, while I agree that this feels foreign and wrong to me as someone who has experienced "The Internet" for so long, I can't help but wonder if we can separate that from how the offline world works. I'm asking this in good faith. Given that: 1. The Internet is not an optional subscription service today the way it was in 1995. Every kid and adult has 1,000 opportunities to get online including on the multiple devices…
Or we move everything not meant for the sanitised internet to TOR hidden services.