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That is something that your parents or community elders could have told you. Why does the state need to intervene? Phub is also a legitimate business that has
by rchaud 4y ago
That is something that your parents or community elders could have told you. Why does the state need to intervene?
Phub is also a legitimate business that has commercial advertising interests in the US, so they're incentivized to play nice. There are about a million other websites that aren't based in North America, contain only pirated material, and don't care about what laws are applicable where.
- mind-blight 4y agoPornHub refused to take down child porn and rape videos (not actors, actual assaults) on their platform for years. They only took them down when the victims in the videos took them to court and the NYT published an exposé. They're in the middle of being sued right now, and the evidence that's coming to light in that case is pretty damning. Given how poorly they've behaved so far, I don't agree that they're incentivized to play nice.
- rchaud 4y agoYou're just making my point. This is the new and improved PH that's trying to go legit and abides by local laws and regulations. All the other sites? Not so much.
- armatav 4y agoHalf the kids in this nation don’t have the parental guidance to avoid addictions in general. The point of the US is to let the states self-regulate things like this.