Ban Porn

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  1. Impact on Mental Health:
    Addiction: Excessive consumption of pornography has been linked to addictive behaviors that can interfere with daily life and lead to negative psychological outcomes.
    Anxiety and Depression: Some studies suggest that high levels of pornography use can be associated with increased anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.
    Desensitization: Regular consumption can lead to desensitization, which may decrease emotional and sexual satisfaction in real-life relationships.
  2. Effects on Relationships:
    Unrealistic Expectations: Pornography can create unrealistic expectations about sex, which can harm intimate relationships by fostering dissatisfaction or unhealthy comparisons.
    Reduced Intimacy: Excessive use can lead to a decrease in emotional connection and intimacy between partners.
  3. Moral and Ethical Concerns:
    Objectification: Pornography has been criticized for promoting the objectification of people, contributing to harmful gender stereotypes, and reinforcing power imbalances.
    Loss of Virtue: Some people believe that pornography undermines personal virtues such as respect, self-control, and dignity.
  4. Societal Impacts:
    Normalization of Harmful Behavior: Certain content in pornography may normalize aggressive or non-consensual acts, influencing viewers’ attitudes toward such behavior.
    Exploitation: The industry has been scrutinized for unethical practices and exploitation of performers, raising concerns about human rights and consent.
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porn should be pay to play and the page should have nothing on the screen no seductive pics nothing at all and should cost a minimum $25 bucks a month same goes for certain only fans as well its a new form of prostitution

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I completely agree with you, I proposed a similar bill for a nationwide porn ban

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As much as I would love to see a ban, there are some very simple regulations that could be put in to place to achieve protections and controls without infringing on personal rights (even if we disagree with them). They could be implemented easily and almost immediately.

  1. All websites featuring pornographic materials of any kind must use the url “.xxx”. That makes it simple for parents and protection software to block the majority of offensive content
  2. Any website using the “.xxx” url or featuring nudity must have age verification or fines will be assessed
  3. Mandate social media sites (yes, you too Elon) to have parental control options disabling access to said sites

We don’t have to try to kill the beast, just put up commonsense guardrails to prevent children from getting there and to enable people to steer clear easily. It is no different than showing your ID to but a Playboy magazine in the old days.