You're not going to be able to watch pr0n in VA without first submitting a PHOTO of yourself

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Great news. Porn is extremely detrimental to our men, our society, and especially (especially) young men/boys. Progressive women love to tout the benefits of “freely watching porn” then complain why there are no good men around. Shocker

I'm a happily married woman with a healthy libido and I watch porn. Have since I was a kid and used to sneak looking at and reading material from BOTH my older brother and older sister's rooms... Playboy, Playgirl, etc. Please spare me your pre conceived assumptions over porn. Most people including women watch porn. There are now women run porn production companies (which is great because finally there are videos with hotter men!)

I also work in a field where I have a government issued work license. The concept of having to upload my driver's license to watch porn knowing full well that those companies used for ID verification WILL be breached... Oh heck no, I'm reconsidering moving to VA. MD is looking better.

[Anonymous]

The irony is that people will go back to secret stashes of DVDs and magazines.... Which kids are more likely to find anyways.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yougkin and the republicans are done in Virginia.

No, sorry - you can start as many asinine threads as you want and he's still our governor. Thankfully.

Tick tock. Thankfully.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The irony is that people will go back to secret stashes of DVDs and magazines.... Which kids are more likely to find anyways.

It is so accessible online. Teen p**n usage is way up over when we were kids. Please educate yourself. This law is a good thing for kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The irony is that people will go back to secret stashes of DVDs and magazines.... Which kids are more likely to find anyways.

It is so accessible online. Teen p**n usage is way up over when we were kids. Please educate yourself. This law is a good thing for kids.

You can’t seriously be worried about teen porn usage and then actually think this is a good thing. Kids already know how to get around the law and it’s spreading like wildfire.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great news. Porn is extremely detrimental to our men, our society, and especially (especially) young men/boys. Progressive women love to tout the benefits of “freely watching porn” then complain why there are no good men around. Shocker

I'm a happily married woman with a healthy libido and I watch porn. Have since I was a kid and used to sneak looking at and reading material from BOTH my older brother and older sister's rooms... Playboy, Playgirl, etc. Please spare me your pre conceived assumptions over porn. Most people including women watch porn. There are now women run porn production companies (which is great because finally there are videos with hotter men!)

I also work in a field where I have a government issued work license. The concept of having to upload my driver's license to watch porn knowing full well that those companies used for ID verification WILL be breached... Oh heck no, I'm reconsidering moving to VA. MD is looking better.

NP here. You think most people watch porn? Do you have a citation for this claim? Watching porn is a pretty fringe activity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great news. Porn is extremely detrimental to our men, our society, and especially (especially) young men/boys. Progressive women love to tout the benefits of “freely watching porn” then complain why there are no good men around. Shocker

I'm a happily married woman with a healthy libido and I watch porn. Have since I was a kid and used to sneak looking at and reading material from BOTH my older brother and older sister's rooms... Playboy, Playgirl, etc. Please spare me your pre conceived assumptions over porn. Most people including women watch porn. There are now women run porn production companies (which is great because finally there are videos with hotter men!)

I also work in a field where I have a government issued work license. The concept of having to upload my driver's license to watch porn knowing full well that those companies used for ID verification WILL be breached... Oh heck no, I'm reconsidering moving to VA. MD is looking better.

NP here. You think most people watch porn? Do you have a citation for this claim? Watching porn is a pretty fringe activity.

Tell me you’re a right-wing weirdo without telling me you’re a right-wing weirdo. “Fringe activity?” Ha!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great news. Porn is extremely detrimental to our men, our society, and especially (especially) young men/boys. Progressive women love to tout the benefits of “freely watching porn” then complain why there are no good men around. Shocker

I'm a happily married woman with a healthy libido and I watch porn. Have since I was a kid and used to sneak looking at and reading material from BOTH my older brother and older sister's rooms... Playboy, Playgirl, etc. Please spare me your pre conceived assumptions over porn. Most people including women watch porn. There are now women run porn production companies (which is great because finally there are videos with hotter men!)

I also work in a field where I have a government issued work license. The concept of having to upload my driver's license to watch porn knowing full well that those companies used for ID verification WILL be breached... Oh heck no, I'm reconsidering moving to VA. MD is looking better.

NP here. You think most people watch porn? Do you have a citation for this claim? Watching porn is a pretty fringe activity.

Tell me you’re a right-wing weirdo without telling me you’re a right-wing weirdo. “Fringe activity?” Ha!

+1

Nutters are clueless.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:LOL, Senator Scott Surovell (D-Fairfax) was the individual who sponsored the amendment that created this mess. It passed with massive bipartisan majorities.

EVERYONE is getting what they voted for with this, yes Democrats too.

If you truly have such a burning issue with those younger than 18 being banned from porn sites in VA, please call Scott Surovell or any member of the general assembly for that matter.

There's a reason the loudmouth Dems haven't been screaming about this on Twitter (Hint: it's because they voted for it!)

This isn't a slam dunk "own the conservatives" moment. Sorry

LOL, "those younger than 18" figured out a way around it in the first fifteen minutes. It's your husband and the other deacons who're going to be uploading their faces to shadythirdpartyvendor.com tonight.

15 minutes is being generous.

This does nothing to deter teens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is absolutely wild. Thankfully I live in DC. I don’t know what if do if I were in Virginia. I would feel very, very uncomfortable giving these sites any personal info. They get hacked all the time! I have never given them a credit card, email, etc and I would be extremely hesitant to. I’m sex positive and believe porn is healthy, but I don’t want to deal with others’ opinions and judgments.

No kidding. Given there's no hot chicks in DC, you have to heavily rely on porn starting your VA neighbors.

I am a chick and I am hot. I do not need what Virginia has on offer (dad bods and hicks).

Don’t forget the racist misogynists.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great news. Porn is extremely detrimental to our men, our society, and especially (especially) young men/boys. Progressive women love to tout the benefits of “freely watching porn” then complain why there are no good men around. Shocker

I'm a happily married woman with a healthy libido and I watch porn. Have since I was a kid and used to sneak looking at and reading material from BOTH my older brother and older sister's rooms... Playboy, Playgirl, etc. Please spare me your pre conceived assumptions over porn. Most people including women watch porn. There are now women run porn production companies (which is great because finally there are videos with hotter men!)

I also work in a field where I have a government issued work license. The concept of having to upload my driver's license to watch porn knowing full well that those companies used for ID verification WILL be breached... Oh heck no, I'm reconsidering moving to VA. MD is looking better.

NP here. You think most people watch porn? Do you have a citation for this claim? Watching porn is a pretty fringe activity.

Not a fringe activity. Nearly 100 percent of adult men, 73 percent of adult women within 6 months.

Important to also acknowledge that the real number will be higher than any study can report especially among women who are more hesitant to admit to masturbation or porn even in an anonymous survey.
Among women, reading erotica should be included as it the pornography medium of choice for some women, including me, sometimes... So if you added that in, the prevalence would be even higher.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/experimentations/201802/when-is-porn-use-problem

[Anonymous]

Here’s the list of top web sites. Look beyond the search engine and basic social media apps and tell me what’s listed:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_visited_websites

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here’s the list of top web sites. Look beyond the search engine and basic social media apps and tell me what’s listed:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_visited_websites

And even when search apps are listed, they are frequently used to find porn.

Heck, DH uses reddit for porn.

Maybe I will be too if reddit escapes the 30% rule for this new law and I won't need to bother with VPN to use it?

[Anonymous]

People are coming up with ways to upload Youngkin's photo as their proof of age. Just search and you will find it.

But yeah, think of the Ashely Madison breach years ago. This is a ticking timebomb for the same thing. It's NOT the same as showing ID in an adult video store unless that store is then maintaining a database of the name, address, and photo of everyone who purchased there....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People are coming up with ways to upload Youngkin's photo as their proof of age. Just search and you will find it.

But yeah, think of the Ashely Madison breach years ago. This is a ticking timebomb for the same thing. It's NOT the same as showing ID in an adult video store unless that store is then maintaining a database of the name, address, and photo of everyone who purchased there....

Or Donald Trump. Or Mitch McConnell. Or Lindsay Graham (for the gay sites)…. Maybe Mother Teresa.