re: Pornhub goes dark in TX

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They've got a point, but its also amusing to read sleezy sites defending themselves with these nauseating lectures as if they're innocent Saint Stephen about to be stoned to death

People that make A** Destroyer 10 DVD's who all of a sudden sound like Thurgood Marshall making legal arguments

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You don't have to feel warm and fuzzy about their content provided it's legal. I know they've had problems with illegal content in the past, and if that's still happening, there are already laws in place to address that.

I don't have a problem with attempting to make porn more difficult for minors to access, even if I have doubts that a practical and effective solution exists. I do think selective enforcement of one or two sites is an asinine way to go about it and was done only because it was an easy way to claim a victory over a big name most people have heard of. And the cynic in me wouldn't be surprised to find out that if you did some digging around the politicians that pushed this, you'd find money from other porn sites that stand to gain from increased traffic.