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So if Louisiana is all in on protecting the children, will we see some new strict gun laws soon in the state with one of the worst violent crime rates and highest rates of death by firearm?
I hope pornhub leaks any Louisiana politician who signs up >

and fire/brimstone preachers, too >

"Vpn" now Louisianas most searched term on google >

And then there’s always Reddit. >

Small Government? >

Based on their examples, Small Government is just big government run by small minds >

Creepy government overreach around >

A real overstep by big step brother.
Edit: this was clumsy, I used step twice without even realizing. >

This seems like a violation of the commerce clause and of the first amendment. AND it’s remarkably toothless given that with a prepaid debit card and a VPN, anyone can spoof not being in Louisiana. >

In unrelated news, the usage of VPNs has skyrocketed in Louisiana. >

A lot of older non computer savvy search history's are going to be looking like an eigth graders search history "boobs" "naked woman" lol >

I live in Louisiana and this is 100% true, they’re trying to make it so you can’t go on pron hub without it linking to your state ID app. It doesn’t track what you watch, it’s just supposed to verify you’re 18 or older. The thing I don’t get is even without a vpn it’s easy enough to find that stuff without needing to show your ID.
(Also, I want to see one Congressman who didn’t see anything sexual until they turned 18, I honestly don’t believe they exist.) >

You're right. How can the law be enforced when almost no porn sites are based on servers located in Louisiana? The sites can just ignore the law with no repercussions. >

These have to enforce at the isp level.  And that’d be a huge can of worms.  Huge. >

Lmao Good luck with that. >

republicans are going to swiftly see how stupid this is >

Is this that freedom I’ve been hearing so much about from conservatives? >

This will just make the lines at the DMV longer and angrier >

And pointier >

So, no more anonymous browsing on reddit? >

How will this affect fake id sales >

For freedom! >

"Online pornography is extreme and graphic and only one click away from our children," Louisiana's Schegel wrote in a Dec. 30 Facebook post. "This is not your daddy's Playboy. And if pornography companies refuse to be responsible, then we must hold them accountable. This law is a first step." >

Louisiana residents who try to visit PornHub are greeted by a screen stating that "Louisiana law now requires us to put in place a process for verifying the age of users who connect to our site from Louisiana." >

Youtube bikini tryon videos are about to become a goldmine in Louisiana! >

Are they going to require government id to buy romance novels next?
Because it's pretty easy to get ahold of those before you're 18 years old and a good chunk of them are like reading written porn.
And that's before we get to fanfiction a good chunk of which is erotica and it's free.
This isn't going to do anything except piss people off. >

Just use Reddit! 😁 >

Send me a SASE La. people and I’ll send you back some choice printouts from my collection. >

"Online pornography is extreme and graphic and only one click away from our children," Louisiana's Schegel wrote in a Dec. 30 Facebook post. "This is not your daddy's Playboy. And if pornography companies refuse to be responsible, then we must hold them accountable. This law is a first step." >

Could be  Louisiana’s Roe moment at the state level. I know I’d be pissed. >

Live in Louisiana, can confirm. Oddly enough, I can still watch porn on sites other than the main sites, reddit included. This is the dumbest law