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VOTE! Should Porn be Banned

BAN PORN?

  • YES

    Votes: 38 69.1%
  • OH I'M A JARTYCUCK

    Votes: 17 30.9%

  • Total voters
    55
How do you even know who that is?
>the first thing he does on the site is react with a 'plier
not even schizo moment
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i'm not terry
literally lasted not even an hour geg

it's sad to know that porn is a thing that exists
anyways i think that porn as idea is not inherently bad, i.e. recorded video footage of consentual sex, but rather the culture that surrounds it today that is the problem, and that combined with (or caused by?) the internet having made porn culture unavoidable and ubiquitous. like, i know a lot about porn despite not watching it and it's only because of how often people talk about it and make jokes about it, which i dont think should be normal

also porn addiction and stuff i forgot to write about that yeah it's bad o algo
 
how do you propose this hypothetical ban be enforced?
Well, here's a few ideas:
The imprisonment of all involved in the industries at a hierarchical scale of punishment (in a general idea, a lower level of involvement is equivalent to a lowered intensity to their criminal sentencing, the minimum sentence being a half-decade of captivity in a federal prison), prosecuting pornographers at the same level as drug cartels. This would include the capture and controlled burning of physical pornography (as done with the disposal of physical intoxicants like cocaine). This would also include the raid of pornographic conglomerate headquarters that are stationed within the U.S in a fashion equivalent to the Mexican military's raids of drug cartel positions. The U.S National Guard would be used for this effort, and staff at these locations are to be treated as criminals involved in the production of illegal intoxicants. Anyone producing pornography outside of these conglomerates would be tolerated at the same level of persecution as an individual illegal drug manufacturer (i.e, a meth cook) currently is. Of course, internet bans on pornographic sites would also be enforced in this matter, and any detections by ISPs related to the streaming or downloading of internet pornography would result in a fine of one-hundred USD per megabyte. These fines would dedicate a portion of their funds towards a government-endorsed establishment of national rehabilitation centers and online programs to treat pornography addictions.
 
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