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That book is seriously pornographic. I know it's almost cliche to say it, but it still seems to evade a lot of people who only read specific verses that support what they want to do anyway.
Nordvpn just upped their advertising budget in Louisiana >

Nordvp(or)n? >

So . . . they want people to input a driver's license (or state issued ID) in order to access adult content on the internet . . .
Yup, no way this could go wrong, is there? 🙄 >

Wait Bill Clinton is in 2400 locations simultaneously. >

Ted Cruz is in however many simultaneous locations earth denizens typically occupy at a given point in time, whatever that very normal amount is >

No no no, Ted Cruz is only one being and not several. >

Won't  change a thing.
Thats a standard in Germany for a long time.
You know how porn sites avoid this?
If you type 'pornside.de' you simply get forwarded to a foreign website like .com or whatever. Legally these sites are not in Germany so are not needed to have true age verification. In the end there is only one country needed with loose laws on this and 'local' sites just need to forward it there.
Sites will simply do the same for LA.
So many wrote VPN in the comments, but that would just complicate things. The method above is way smarter and the bar for entering the site stays as low as before. >

Good for VPN businesses, probably. >

American legislators trying not to put a bandaid on a problem and throw it behind a curtain challenge (impossible) (fascists must be pandered to) >

Great! Now do church. No one under 21 should ever be exposed to the Bible.