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Realistically this is what Utah wants. Only 60% of Utah residents are Mormon, but 85%+ of their elected state representatives and senators are Mormon. They ar
by VWWHFSfQ 3y ago
Realistically this is what Utah wants. Only 60% of Utah residents are Mormon, but 85%+ of their elected state representatives and senators are Mormon. They are happy to force the rest of society to carve out a space "just for them", which is pretty much in line with their entire history anyway.
- vlunkr 3y agoThere are conspiracy theories that this is actually all about “anti Mormon” content on Reddit (and apparently it’s big on TikTok?) It’s a conspiracy that I could probably buy into.
- ngngngng 3y agoThanks for appropriately labeling this a conspiracy theory. As a Mormon in Utah I find this absurd, but conversations on Mormonism online are pretty tricky, so you come to expect absurd claims like that. I support this law on its face, but I also don't have an issue with laws like this keeping those that might not successfully integrate into the existing culture of Utah from moving here. I imagine there are others that probably think like me.
- themitigating 3y agoWhat about people in Utah who don't want this? You don't like porn don't use it. You don't want your kids to watch it, stop them. Restricting the freedom of everyone is unacceptable
- kelseyfrog 3y agoIt makes them feel bad when other people do it. Combined with a majority in govt, the results are predictable.
- otabdeveloper4 3y ago> You don't like racism and homophobia then don't visit these sites. Restricting the freedom of everone is unacceptable Nno no no bros, not like that. (I'll show myself out.)
- honkycat 3y agoyes I would sincerely argue this. What are you even trying to say? Is that not how it works currently? Freaking chud-brains lol.
- themitigating 3y agoRacism and homophobia aren't banned so what is your argument? If you don't like racism or porn sites don't go to them.