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>What I can’t understand is if the people in camp 2 are so unashamed of the porn advocacy then why is age verification such a big deal? When marijuana became l
by cmh89 3y ago
>What I can’t understand is if the people in camp 2 are so unashamed of the porn advocacy then why is age verification such a big deal?
When marijuana became legalized in my state, you had to verify your age and they wrote down your ID in a book. It quickly went away because its draconian as shit. I'm not ashamed to buy weed or alcohol, or look at porn, but I still don't want to create a written record every time I do it.
I also generally don't agree with the moral panic that conservatives want to generate about porn. Most kids see porn and have since porn was produced. It's on the parent to, you know, be a parent.
These laws have nothing to do with protecting children and everything to do with social control.
We're talking about a state that imprisoned a women for being topless around her children. These people are dangerous and want to enforce their fringe world view on everyone they can.
- poulsbohemian 3y ago>I still don't want to create a written record every time I do it. What I couldn't understand about this scenario (regardless of the product being purchased) is... how does it possibly get tracked? Like can't I just drive across town to the other grocery store and buy more cold meds there? How on earth is the state (???) collecting and reconciling paper records in the 21st century? The likely answer is that they aren't, but someone who wrote the law was certain there had to be an audit trail...
- salawat 3y agoYou seem to underestimate the power of OCR. Or even more probably, the standards around any type of controlled thing. Buy yourself a copy of the NCPDP Telecommunications Standard if you want to see how prescriptions for controlled substances are electronically handled. It's databases all the way down, me hearty.