Maybe you should "pay your fair share" so it will be more affordable.

maroon barchetta said:

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Maybe you should "pay your fair share" so it will be more affordable.

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You assume I don't pay my fair share. I am not one of the rich people or corporations that don't pay **** in taxes.

Beer Baron said:

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You people are absolutely ruining a wholesome thread about people who slap their nether regions together on camera for our entertainment. Everyone clicked on this threat for two things: dick jokes and mormon jokes, and instead we get taxes and school shootings. No wonder the GB is a ghost town these days.

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I am disappointed in the lack of mentions of magic underwear.

TequilaMockingbird said:

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This is a real tragedy, as Pornhub is the only source for online porn on the interwebs.

Or so I've heard.

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Network Neighborhood -> Moore Hall -> Golgo13 -> "6 Gigs of Porn" folder

It was an absolutely absurd amount at the time

It started out as a political thread. Lol.

And you seem to know an awful lot about what I used to do well over a decade ago long before I ever posted under this name. That seems pretty pathetic to me that I've had such an effect on your life. Too bad you failed to learn that those were free poker games.

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I am disappointed in the lack of mentions of magic underwear.

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That falls directly under the Mormon Jokes umbrella.

Ragnar Danneskjoldd said:

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I would say the wide availability of porn is a massive net negative for our civilization. Birth rates plummeting, testosterone levels plummeting, sex crime, incels, obesity, depression, overall societal degeneracy. I could keep going. I think porn is far more damaging to our national character than tobacco.

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Just wait until it is combined with AI. Texags will lose 99% of its traffic.

Ginormus Ag said:

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Just wait until it is combined with AI.

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If this AI-created beer commercial is any indication, I think we're all in for some really fun fap sessions.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Maybe, but as long as it exists, they'll continue to watch it.

It's certainly not going to cause lung cancer or a drunk driving accident.

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Don't disagree.but teens drinking and smoking, there are laws to prevent that from happening. This is no different.

Honestly don't understand why people have such a huge problem with this.

Know Your Enemy said:

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Ragnar Danneskjoldd said:

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I would say the wide availability of porn is a massive net negative for our civilization. Birth rates plummeting, testosterone levels plummeting, sex crime, incels, obesity, depression, overall societal degeneracy. I could keep going. I think porn is far more damaging to our national character than tobacco.

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I'd say birth rates plummeting is probably much more because of how unaffordable life is for the average citizen.

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Know Your Enemy said:

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I'd think it would be a good thing that people aren't having babies they can't afford instead of asking for government assistance but that's just me, I guess.

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you should read more

AggieArchitect04 said:

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Psychologically speaking, I think I'd be affected way more seeing my classmates get blown away than watching some chick take it doggy style.

But that's just me.

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FIF this thread topic

AggieArchitect04 said:

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Psychologically speaking, I think I'd be affected way more seeing my classmates get blown away than watching some chick take it doggy style.

But that's just me.

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Shootings at schools are terrible and happen too often (more than zero is too often).

But... Exactly how common do you think it is for a kid to be "blown away" at school?

T&A to the victims and their families.

It's just a weird value comparison to try and equate.

Know Your Enemy said:

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I'd think it would be a good thing that people aren't having babies they can't afford instead of asking for government assistance but that's just me, I guess.

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That's not really what you said or implied. Be a little more clear next time.

I took you're statement as more of a millennial complaining about things being more expensive and difficult for them than any other generation which is comical, at best.

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It's just a weird value comparison to try and equate.

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It is a little weird. I won't argue that. I'm just following the thread.

I think people are just sick (and angry) of school shootings. And when legislators are passing other things that are pretty innocuous by comparison, it begs the question - are they really prioritizing problems?

I don't have a solution but I also didn't assert myself as a political leader of a community.

But closer to the topic at hand, I don't like the idea of having to ID myself in order to watch porn. It's a little too close to…SHOW US ZUR PAPERS!!!!

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So you hate showing your papers to get into R rated movies, buy alcohol, buy cigarrettes, get into a bar, drive a car....?? Because those are basically the same thing. You had to show your papers to buy a Playboy magazine before the internet made print publications mostly useless. Did you complain then too?

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Maybe, but as long as it exists, they'll continue to watch it.

It's certainly not going to cause lung cancer or a drunk driving accident.

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Don't disagree.but teens drinking and smoking, there are laws to prevent that from happening. This is no different.

Honestly don't understand why people have such a huge problem with this.

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Literally for the reason I said. The difference is no kid ever hurt anyone, including themselves, by spanking the monkey.

the law in question isnt about masterbation, its about porn access to children. Fire of some mindies like we did in the old days.

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agracer said:

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AggieArchitect04 said:

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AliasMan02 said:

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It's just a weird value comparison to try and equate.

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It is a little weird. I won't argue that. I'm just following the thread.

I think people are just sick (and angry) of school shootings. And when legislators are passing other things that are pretty innocuous by comparison, it begs the question - are they really prioritizing problems?

I don't have a solution but I also didn't assert myself as a political leader of a community.

But closer to the topic at hand, I don't like the idea of having to ID myself in order to watch porn. It's a little too close to…SHOW US ZUR PAPERS!!!!

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So you hate showing your papers to get into R rated movies, buy alcohol, buy cigarrettes, get into a bar, drive a car....?? Because those are basically the same thing. You had to show your papers to buy a Playboy magazine before the internet made print publications mostly useless. Did you complain then too?

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You don't have to show ID to watch an R rated movie, drink alcohol, smoke cigarettes, etc in the privacy of your own home.

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But you need one to buy most of those things. In fact, you need a CC to get that R rated movie at home so, adult.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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agracer said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Maybe, but as long as it exists, they'll continue to watch it.

It's certainly not going to cause lung cancer or a drunk driving accident.

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Don't disagree.but teens drinking and smoking, there are laws to prevent that from happening. This is no different.

Honestly don't understand why people have such a huge problem with this.

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Literally for the reason I said. The difference is no kid ever hurt anyone, including themselves, by spanking the monkey.

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. Spanking the monkey is not the same as unrestricted access to porn for kids. How can you be this dense?

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Know Your Enemy said:

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You're right, my bad. Since murder is already illegal we have done more than enough to make children safe in schools.

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Just logical fallacy after logical fallacy from you. Does passing a law for firefighters pensions mean they also cant pass legislation dealing with school shooting? They're not mutually exclusive and are addressing different issues.

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The problem is that nothing is being done to prevent further school shootings. Sure they CAN do more than one thing at a time but they aren't. And blocking kids from PornHub is great but that isn't going to do a thing to keep kids from seeing porn online. There are millions of other options.

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Just say it out loud. Ban all guns. Until then nothing else should be passed by any legislative body in the US.

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I'm not in favor of that in the least but just keep pushing that false narrative while kids are dying in school.

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And yet you've proposed no solutions to "kids dying in schools".

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. Guns are certainly the problem

https://texags.com/forums/16/topics/3376981

True story apropos of this:

Back in the pre-internet days of the 1980s and early 90s, women from Eagle Forum used to sit outside particular 7-11 stores in downtown Salt Lake City, a much more genteel place back in the day. They would watch customers go in and out, and if they recognized anybody who looked like they purchased a Playboy or Penthouse, they would record the event by camera. Somehow they must have had collaboration from a certain church because they publicly made it clear they would expose men who purchased such materials. You don't make those kinds of threats without powerful backing.