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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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agracer said:

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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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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

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agracer said:

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

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Isn't monkey spanking what led to AIDS

Pornhub has always been a very controversial thing for me...

One one hand, porn can be seen as a bad, addicting thing that causes many personal problems...

On the other hand is lotion...

****in porn

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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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AggieArchitect04 said:

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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agracer said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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.

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you definitely don't need a credit card to watch R rated movies at home.

it makes me sad kids will grow up with unfettered access to this stuff. They will never know the feeling of snagging a playboy, hiding it in their fort, showing their friends.

I assume children growing up now will be incapable of sexual gratification as adults without a midget, ******, donkey, and tentacles being present.

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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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AggieArchitect04 said:

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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agracer said:

So you hate showing your papers to get into R rated movies, buy alcohol, buy cigarrettes, get into a bar, drive a car....??

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I've never had to do any of those.

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Most definitely aren't the same thing. Showing my ID to cop for speeding is not the same as having a server store my personal information for all eternity.

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You had to show your papers to buy a Playboy magazine before the internet made print publications mostly useless.

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Nope. I found my dad's or my friend's dad's stash like most smart boys.

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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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agracer said:

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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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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

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agracer said:

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

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And access to porn is not the same as selling alcohol to minors.

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I don't know, looking at porn with your buddies sounds pretty gay, bro.

Nah, it's fine. Even if your buddy jerks you off, if your hand is grabbing his arm, it's like you're doing it yourself.

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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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Ragnar Danneskjoldd said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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

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There's tons of things that could happen.

Some off the top of my head...

- reinstate the assault weapons ban
- require a license to possess a firearm
- require gun education to purchase a firearm
- require continuing education to retain/possess a firearm
- register of firearms with the State
- have requirements to manufacture guns (no just any Joe with a 3D printer)

Instead our legislators think this is a solution...training our 11 years old to stuff gauze in gunshot wounds. WTF?
https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2020/01/07/new-texas-law-requires-school-districts-to-offer-stop-the-bleed-training-to-7th-graders-and-above/

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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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AggieArchitect04 said:

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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agracer said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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.

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LOL, no you don't. WTF do you live?

I'm sure like half of y'all are joking, but if you're interested in the (non-religious) harmful effects of porn exposure on kids:

https://fightthenewdrug.org/about/

is a great resource. To tie in with the 'mass shootings are more of a priority' argument; there is evidence linking porn addiction to violence.

aglaohfour said:

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I'm sure like half of y'all are joking, but if you're interested in the (non-religious) harmful effects of porn exposure on kids:

https://fightthenewdrug.org/about/

is a great resource. To tie in with the 'mass shootings are more of a priority' argument; there is evidence linking porn addiction to violence.

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I'm not violent and I watched a ****load of porn as a kid.

That's what all violent people say.

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aglaohfour said:

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I'm sure like half of y'all are joking, but if you're interested in the (non-religious) harmful effects of porn exposure on kids:

https://fightthenewdrug.org/about/

is a great resource. To tie in with the 'mass shootings are more of a priority' argument; there is evidence linking porn addiction to violence.

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Know Your Enemy said:

I'm not violent and I watched a ****load of porn as a kid.

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You have killed MILLIONS of kids...

That's pretty violent...

Ginormus Ag said:

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That's what all violent people say.

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Well I have no arrest record so stick that in your pipe and smoke it.

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aglaohfour said:

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I'm sure like half of y'all are joking, but if you're interested in the (non-religious) harmful effects of porn exposure on kids:

https://fightthenewdrug.org/about/

is a great resource. To tie in with the 'mass shootings are more of a priority' argument; there is evidence linking porn addiction to violence.

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Know Your Enemy said:

I'm not violent and I watched a ****load of porn as a kid.

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Ag with kids said:

You have killed MILLIONS of kids...

That's pretty violent...

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Is this the new MAGA talking point, Life Begins At Ejaculation?

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aglaohfour said:

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I'm sure like half of y'all are joking, but if you're interested in the (non-religious) harmful effects of porn exposure on kids:

https://fightthenewdrug.org/about/

is a great resource. To tie in with the 'mass shootings are more of a priority' argument; there is evidence linking porn addiction to violence.

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Know Your Enemy said:

I'm not violent and I watched a ****load of porn as a kid.

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Ag with kids said:

You have killed MILLIONS of kids...

That's pretty violent...

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Know Your Enemy said:

Is this the new MAGA talking point, Life Begins At Ejaculation?

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And...example #1705354343646 that the left has no sense of humor...

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aglaohfour said:

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I'm sure like half of y'all are joking, but if you're interested in the (non-religious) harmful effects of porn exposure on kids:

https://fightthenewdrug.org/about/

is a great resource. To tie in with the 'mass shootings are more of a priority' argument; there is evidence linking porn addiction to violence.

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Know Your Enemy said:

I'm not violent and I watched a ****load of porn as a kid.

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Ag with kids said:

You have killed MILLIONS of kids...

That's pretty violent...

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Know Your Enemy said:

Is this the new MAGA talking point, Life Begins At Ejaculation?

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Ag with kids said:

And...example #1705354343646 that the left has no sense of humor...

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1. I'm not "left" just because I am not a cult member.
2. I thought that line was pretty funny. Seems like the "right" is the humorless group.

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Beer Baron said:

I don't know, looking at porn with your buddies sounds pretty gay, bro.

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Youre not invited to the fort

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They can pry my pornography out of my one free hand!

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Wouldn't it be out of your non-free hand?

That's ok. Enjoy your bonerfort.

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aglaohfour said:

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I'm sure like half of y'all are joking, but if you're interested in the (non-religious) harmful effects of porn exposure on kids:

https://fightthenewdrug.org/about/

is a great resource. To tie in with the 'mass shootings are more of a priority' argument; there is evidence linking porn addiction to violence.

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Know Your Enemy said:

I'm not violent and I watched a ****load of porn as a kid.

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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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Ragnar Danneskjoldd said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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

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AggieArchitect04 said:

There's tons of things that could happen.

Some off the top of my head...

- reinstate the assault weapons ban

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Reinstate the assault weapons ban that was in effect in 1999 when 15 kids died and 24 were injured at Columbine High School? That ban?

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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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AggieArchitect04 said:

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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agracer said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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.

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nai06 said:

you definitely don't need a credit card to watch R rated movies at home.

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Unless you're illegally streaming them, you actually do. Neflix, Amazon Prime, etc. require a CC, even for a free trial.

But then a simple filter on your WiFi router will stop your kids from doing that (illegal streams).

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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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Ragnar Danneskjoldd said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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

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AggieArchitect04 said:

There's tons of things that could happen.

Some off the top of my head...

- reinstate the assault weapons ban
- require a license to possess a firearm
- require gun education to purchase a firearm
- require continuing education to retain/possess a firearm
- register of firearms with the State
- have requirements to manufacture guns (no just any Joe with a 3D printer)

Instead our legislators think this is a solution...training our 11 years old to stuff gauze in gunshot wounds. WTF?
https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2020/01/07/new-texas-law-requires-school-districts-to-offer-stop-the-bleed-training-to-7th-graders-and-above/

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so basically "ban all guns"...gocha.

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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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Ragnar Danneskjoldd said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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

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AggieArchitect04 said:

There's tons of things that could happen.

Some off the top of my head...

- reinstate the assault weapons ban

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Teslag said:

Reinstate the assault weapons ban that was in effect in 1999 when 15 kids died and 24 were injured at Columbine High School? That ban?

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Oh ****, you're totally right. Mass shootings have gone done dramatically since it expired in 2004.

Columbine was an outlier. 15 deaths. Next highest death toll from a school shooting during the ban period was 5 from the 1998 Westside Middle School shooting in Craighead County, Arkansas.

Number of mass shootings at schools during assault weapons ban: 1
Number of mass shootings at schools since assault weapons ban: ???? (and counting)

source:
https://www.usnews.com/news/us/articles/2022-05-24/a-look-at-some-of-the-deadliest-us-school-shootings

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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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AggieArchitect04 said:

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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agracer said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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.

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nai06 said:

you definitely don't need a credit card to watch R rated movies at home.

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agracer said:

Unless you're illegally streaming them, you actually do. Neflix, Amazon Prime, etc. require a CC, even for a free trial.

But then a simple filter on your WiFi router will stop your kids from doing that (illegal streams).

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Freevee doesn't require a credit card, just an email address. John Wick (which is rated R) is on there right now. I just created a burner account, logged in, and turned it on. Its clearly marked rated R and did not require any sort of confirmation of my age.

Freevee isn't some random service either. Its basically amazon prime video but with ads.

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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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Ragnar Danneskjoldd said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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

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AggieArchitect04 said:

There's tons of things that could happen.

Some off the top of my head...

- reinstate the assault weapons ban
- require a license to possess a firearm
- require gun education to purchase a firearm
- require continuing education to retain/possess a firearm
- register of firearms with the State
- have requirements to manufacture guns (no just any Joe with a 3D printer)

Instead our legislators think this is a solution...training our 11 years old to stuff gauze in gunshot wounds. WTF?
https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2020/01/07/new-texas-law-requires-school-districts-to-offer-stop-the-bleed-training-to-7th-graders-and-above/

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agracer said:

so basically "ban all guns"...gocha.

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That's not what I said at all. I own 3 bolt action rifles, a .45 ACP, and a 12 gauge shotgun.

You need most of the things I listed to do almost anything in life. Drive a car, have a professional license, hold a job. Right now you literally don't even need a high school diploma to buy a gun. That's crazy.

Sorry to hurt you in your feels but you don't need a 30 round magazine to be a man.

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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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Ragnar Danneskjoldd said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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

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AggieArchitect04 said:

There's tons of things that could happen.

Some off the top of my head...

- reinstate the assault weapons ban

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Teslag said:

Reinstate the assault weapons ban that was in effect in 1999 when 15 kids died and 24 were injured at Columbine High School? That ban?

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AggieArchitect04 said:

Oh ****, you're totally right. Mass shootings have gone done dramatically since it expired in 2004.

Columbine was an outlier. 15 deaths. Next highest death toll from a school shooting during the ban period was 5 from the 1998 Westside Middle School shooting in Craighead County, Arkansas.

Number of mass shootings at schools during assault weapons ban: 1
Number of mass shootings at schools since assault weapons ban: 14

source:
https://www.usnews.com/news/us/articles/2022-05-24/a-look-at-some-of-the-deadliest-us-school-shootings

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An honest question... how many of those 14 shootings used weapons that would have been illegal under the AWB?

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aglaohfour said:

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I'm sure like half of y'all are joking, but if you're interested in the (non-religious) harmful effects of porn exposure on kids:

https://fightthenewdrug.org/about/

is a great resource. To tie in with the 'mass shootings are more of a priority' argument; there is evidence linking porn addiction to violence.

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Know Your Enemy said:

I'm not violent and I watched a ****load of porn as a kid.

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Ag with kids said:

You have killed MILLIONS of kids...

That's pretty violent...

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Know Your Enemy said:

Is this the new MAGA talking point, Life Begins At Ejaculation?

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Ag with kids said:

And...example #1705354343646 that the left has no sense of humor...

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Know Your Enemy said:

1. I'm not "left" just because I am not a cult member.
2. I thought that line was pretty funny. Seems like the "right" is the humorless group.

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You thought your line was funny...

Which confirms my point...

BWAHAHAHA!!! MAGA BAD!!! BWAHAHAHA!!!

I guess if that's all you got, you've got to keep throwing it...

Not sure. It's probably out there somewhere.

Found this. Not specific to schools. Also, a few years old.

https://journals.lww.com/jtrauma/Abstract/2019/01000/Changes_in_US_mass_shooting_deaths_associated_with.2.aspx

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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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Ragnar Danneskjoldd said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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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agracer said:

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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Know Your Enemy said:

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

---

agracer said:

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

---

AggieArchitect04 said:

There's tons of things that could happen.

Some off the top of my head...

- reinstate the assault weapons ban

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Teslag said:

Reinstate the assault weapons ban that was in effect in 1999 when 15 kids died and 24 were injured at Columbine High School? That ban?

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AggieArchitect04 said:

Oh ****, you're totally right. Mass shootings have gone done dramatically since it expired in 2004.

Columbine was an outlier. 15 deaths. Next highest death toll from a school shooting during the ban period was 5 from the 1998 Westside Middle School shooting in Craighead County, Arkansas.

Number of mass shootings at schools during assault weapons ban: 1
Number of mass shootings at schools since assault weapons ban: ???? (and counting)

source:
https://www.usnews.com/news/us/articles/2022-05-24/a-look-at-some-of-the-deadliest-us-school-shootings

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Assault weapon bans don't work

So...basically, they only punish law abiding citizens while not achieving their stated goal. Thanks for the totalitarianism...

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aglaohfour said:

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I'm sure like half of y'all are joking, but if you're interested in the (non-religious) harmful effects of porn exposure on kids:

https://fightthenewdrug.org/about/

is a great resource. To tie in with the 'mass shootings are more of a priority' argument; there is evidence linking porn addiction to violence.

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Know Your Enemy said:

I'm not violent and I watched a ****load of porn as a kid.

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Ag with kids said:

You have killed MILLIONS of kids...

That's pretty violent...

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Know Your Enemy said:

Is this the new MAGA talking point, Life Begins At Ejaculation?

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Ag with kids said:

And...example #1705354343646 that the left has no sense of humor...

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Know Your Enemy said:

1. I'm not "left" just because I am not a cult member.
2. I thought that line was pretty funny. Seems like the "right" is the humorless group.

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Ag with kids said:

You thought your line was funny...

Which confirms my point...

BWAHAHAHA!!! MAGA BAD!!! BWAHAHAHA!!!

I guess if that's all you got, you've got to keep throwing it...

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LOL, you DESTROYED that libtard.

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aglaohfour said:

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I'm sure like half of y'all are joking, but if you're interested in the (non-religious) harmful effects of porn exposure on kids:

https://fightthenewdrug.org/about/

is a great resource. To tie in with the 'mass shootings are more of a priority' argument; there is evidence linking porn addiction to violence.

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Know Your Enemy said:

I'm not violent and I watched a ****load of porn as a kid.

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Ag with kids said:

You have killed MILLIONS of kids...

That's pretty violent...

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Know Your Enemy said:

Is this the new MAGA talking point, Life Begins At Ejaculation?

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Ag with kids said:

And...example #1705354343646 that the left has no sense of humor...

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Know Your Enemy said:

1. I'm not "left" just because I am not a cult member.
2. I thought that line was pretty funny. Seems like the "right" is the humorless group.

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Ag with kids said:

You thought your line was funny...

Which confirms my point...

BWAHAHAHA!!! MAGA BAD!!! BWAHAHAHA!!!

I guess if that's all you got, you've got to keep throwing it...

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Ervin Burrell said:

LOL, you DESTROYED that libtard.

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Meh...but I'm sure you got your jollies with his comment...STOOPID MAGA!!! GOT HIM!!!!

I threw out a smart ass comment. NOTHING political. And IN FLIES MAGA!!!!