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I'm in my 40's, but employ over thirty 20-somethings (all of them progressive liberals as I live in Austin). There is virtually no face to face communication. Literally EVERY communication is done through text or social media (this is true for everyone, not just those attracted to one another). Nobody goes out to lunch together anymore. They all text a single person what they want to eat that day and have grub hub deliver it. Every single day (and this was going on long before Covid). When we try to do happy hours, everyone is sitting face down looking at their phone. The young guys aren't even trying to get laid.

In their defense, I don't see how I would have been any different had I had access to free, unending porn as a young man. My experiences are completely anecdotal, but I would bet everything I have that porn has negatively affected our young society more than anything else. It's absolutely detrimental. I have no way to evidence this, but again, I would bet everything I own, that constant subjection to porn has caused young men to look at females as nothing more than an end to their physical desires. It comes across blatantly so in every day interactions.

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I'm probably not far from you in age, and by my late 20's it started getting difficult to work w/ people who were only a few years younger than me. Having their faces stuck on their phones, wasting time on social media (Facebook at the time), and being unavailable for any out-of-office meetings or events. Just the inability to maintain eye-contact created awkwardness.

I don't know when the exact change was, but we might have been the last ones to go through college and early work years without personalized social media, and thinking cellphones were for emergencies.

One of my friends in psychology is always mentioning studies showing that 20-somethings today go out less and have less sex. I know they were making the service industry less predictable even before the China virus shutdowns.

inoffensive username said:

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To everyone trying to legislate morality. Remember that those to the right of you would put you in jail for biggest vice.

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Every piece of legislation is legislated morality. Legislation of morality works, and is sorely needed.

People should be able to drink at 18

If you can be on death row, you should be able to buy Fireball

And you can smoke in this state, not this city (which I am working to change) at 18



An 18 year old knows what they are doing on onlyfans

I don't think anyone on Onlyfans knows what they're doing, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be allowed to do it.

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Rendered Fat said:

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I'm in my 40's, but employ over thirty 20-somethings (all of them progressive liberals as I live in Austin). There is virtually no face to face communication. Literally EVERY communication is done through text or social media (this is true for everyone, not just those attracted to one another). Nobody goes out to lunch together anymore. They all text a single person what they want to eat that day and have grub hub deliver it. Every single day (and this was going on long before Covid). When we try to do happy hours, everyone is sitting face down looking at their phone. The young guys aren't even trying to get laid.

In their defense, I don't see how I would have been any different had I had access to free, unending porn as a young man. My experiences are completely anecdotal, but I would bet everything I have that porn has negatively affected our young society more than anything else. It's absolutely detrimental. I have no way to evidence this, but again, I would bet everything I own, that constant subjection to porn has caused young men to look at females as nothing more than an end to their physical desires. It comes across blatantly so in every day interactions.

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I'm probably not far from you in age, and by my late 20's it started getting difficult to work w/ people who were only a few years younger than me. Having their faces stuck on their phones, wasting time on social media (Facebook at the time), and being unavailable for any out-of-office meetings or events. Just the inability to maintain eye-contact created awkwardness.

I don't know when the exact change was, but we might have been the last ones to go through college and early work years without personalized social media, and thinking cellphones were for emergencies.

One of my friends in psychology is always mentioning studies showing that 20-somethings today go out less and have less sex. I know they were making the service industry less predictable even before the China virus shutdowns.

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The difference is between kids who had smart phones in middle/high school and those who didn't. I'm a Millenial, I had a cell phone in high school, but not a smart phone. We had MySpace on PCs, no Facebook. My senior year of high school Facebook was still only for university students. Smart phone hadn't been invented yet. So texting was mostly still a pain on the number pad and used for very short messages.

Now I was still somewhat of a video game addict in high school, but there was no smart phone addiction like there is today, and people still socialized a lot more because before class and between classes no one had their face in their phones, people made small talk.

I imagine high school now is a ton of phone addicts nobody talking to each other between classes or at lunch, just tuned into social media instead on the phone.

This device addiction obviously carries forward to college and the work place.

Now I'm adult and even Im more addicted to my phone than I think is healthy.

My old boss would say "you Millenials don't know how to pick up a phone."
As in, make a phone call to get things done. Most people under 30 today are so used to text and email and chat/comments they feel awkward talking on the phone. They'd rather do 100 emails, which is inefficient.

FalconAg06 said:

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inoffensive username said:

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To everyone trying to legislate morality. Remember that those to the right of you would put you in jail for biggest vice.

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Every piece of legislation is legislated morality. Legislation of morality works, and is sorely needed.

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Maybe somewhere like Iran is more your style...

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Harry Lime said:

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I'm in my 40's, but employ over thirty 20-somethings (all of them progressive liberals as I live in Austin). There is virtually no face to face communication. Literally EVERY communication is done through text or social media (this is true for everyone, not just those attracted to one another). Nobody goes out to lunch together anymore. They all text a single person what they want to eat that day and have grub hub deliver it. Every single day (and this was going on long before Covid). When we try to do happy hours, everyone is sitting face down looking at their phone. The young guys aren't even trying to get laid.

In their defense, I don't see how I would have been any different had I had access to free, unending porn as a young man. My experiences are completely anecdotal, but I would bet everything I have that porn has negatively affected our young society more than anything else. It's absolutely detrimental. I have no way to evidence this, but again, I would bet everything I own, that constant subjection to porn has caused young men to look at females as nothing more than an end to their physical desires. It comes across blatantly so in every day interactions.

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I'm probably not far from you in age, and by my late 20's it started getting difficult to work w/ people who were only a few years younger than me. Having their faces stuck on their phones, wasting time on social media (Facebook at the time), and being unavailable for any out-of-office meetings or events. Just the inability to maintain eye-contact created awkwardness.

I don't know when the exact change was, but we might have been the last ones to go through college and early work years without personalized social media, and thinking cellphones were for emergencies.

One of my friends in psychology is always mentioning studies showing that 20-somethings today go out less and have less sex. I know they were making the service industry less predictable even before the China virus shutdowns.

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The difference is between kids who had smart phones in middle/high school and those who didn't. I'm a Millenial, I had a cell phone in high school, but not a smart phone. We had MySpace on PCs, no Facebook. My senior year of high school Facebook was still only for university students. Smart phone hadn't been invented yet. So texting was mostly still a pain on the number pad and used for very short messages.

Now I was still somewhat of a video game addict in high school, but there was no smart phone addiction like there is today, and people still socialized a lot more because before class and between classes no one had their face in their phones, people made small talk.

I imagine high school now is a ton of phone addicts nobody talking to each other between classes or at lunch, just tuned into social media instead on the phone.

This device addiction obviously carries forward to college and the work place.

Now I'm adult and even Im more addicted to my phone than I think is healthy.

My old boss would say "you Millenials don't know how to pick up a phone."
As in, make a phone call to get things done. Most people under 30 today are so used to text and email and chat/comments they feel awkward talking on the phone. They'd rather do 100 emails, which is inefficient.

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This. There is a very stark difference between those who graduated high school before smart phones and those who graduated after. Those of us before have more in common with people who graduated in the 90's than those who graduated in the 2010's.

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We got a winner!!!!!! Yes, let's destroy intersexual relations, the family, women, men, and basically all of societal morality just so i can get cheap pics of a chunky girl in her mom's lingerie. The market is going to do what the market does if you allow it to enter into certain parts of society. The market is tjhe most powerful tool makind has ever devised, and it will destroy anything that is perceived as inefficient. Morality is inefficient, families are inefficient, corporate slaves and samsung labor camps like in Korea are the future if we allow this to happen.

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Something done by adults that is totally legal should not be banned because you are offended.

Don't look

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Meanwhile, Twitter, Facebook, and Youtube will ban and censor liberally (get it).. but by all means lets not impinge on the rights of credulous young girls to show their privates or commit sexual acts on camera for money. Extrapolate these two trends out into the future.

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yep

they do

And some are moving to other platforms


An adult woman should be able to show her boobs for cash to any adult who wants to pay for it

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Drop a link to your only fans. I've got $5 lying around

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My tits are not remotely impressive

Find someone else.

Too bad my sweet Lucy is not on there

Leather Tuscadero said:

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inoffensive username said:

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To everyone trying to legislate morality. Remember that those to the right of you would put you in jail for biggest vice.

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Every piece of legislation is legislated morality. Legislation of morality works, and is sorely needed.

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Maybe somewhere like Iran is more your style...

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Yeah, America for the first 250 years of its life = Iran. Gtfo of here

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People should be able to drink at 18

If you can be on death row, you should be able to buy Fireball

And you can smoke in this state, not this city (which I am working to change) at 18



An 18 year old knows what they are doing on onlyfans

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Would have thought you would have been more of the "legalize drinking and driving" crowd

My wife has been substitute teaching 9th graders the last few weeks. When the classes are done with their work, you can hear a pin drop.

Every single kid is looking down at their device. There's no talking at all. She has a masters in education and is a stay-at-home mom, but it's making her re-evaluate public education entirely. She was a big proponent of public ed her entire life but this pandemic has revealed a sickness in our society. This discussion might seem like we're all yelling at clouds but there is definitely something affecting the world's mental health - and we all know what that is.

I think the problem is that it's so easy to keep your kids occupied with technology. Kids do not like being bored and technology has replaced the experiences that allow people to "grow up".

I also think the moderate or libertarian's position on these subjects come from anti-religious reactions rather than admitting the danger from technology and social media.

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My old boss would say "you Millenials don't know how to pick up a phone."

As in, make a phone call to get things done. Most people under 30 today are so used to text and email and chat/comments they feel awkward talking on the phone. They'd rather do 100 emails, which is inefficient.

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The time consumption drives me crazy, especially on a deadline. "Call me by the end of the day if you have any changes" turns into "start sending emails at whatever time you feel like to leave a trail documenting your input, even if it's so late that you're creating a huge pain in the ass for everyone else."

To be fair, I know plenty of people my age and older who are just as bad about that now. These are learned habits.

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its legit scary how easy it is to find crap the people post out there, the link was literally embedded in her twitter and instagram profile. pretty sad honestly

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Thats disgusting and that person will most likely never rise above low level employee because they do not value themselves and they are unable to think on a larger scale than right now. Plus with all that social media she is undoubtedly self absorbed and lacks the attention span to focus and achieve goals. You're a college grad so I'm assuming this girl is probably early 20s and going nowhere fast.

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https://www.si.com/wrestling/2020/11/16/wwe-zelina-vega-release-twitch-onlyfans

Even WWE stars are trying to get in on the action now. Vince had to thot patrol and fire her.



It's like these women have lost all touch with reality and no longer think any consequences should apply to them.

Rendered Fat said:

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I'm in my 40's, but employ over thirty 20-somethings (all of them progressive liberals as I live in Austin). There is virtually no face to face communication. Literally EVERY communication is done through text or social media (this is true for everyone, not just those attracted to one another). Nobody goes out to lunch together anymore. They all text a single person what they want to eat that day and have grub hub deliver it. Every single day (and this was going on long before Covid). When we try to do happy hours, everyone is sitting face down looking at their phone. The young guys aren't even trying to get laid.

In their defense, I don't see how I would have been any different had I had access to free, unending porn as a young man. My experiences are completely anecdotal, but I would bet everything I have that porn has negatively affected our young society more than anything else. It's absolutely detrimental. I have no way to evidence this, but again, I would bet everything I own, that constant subjection to porn has caused young men to look at females as nothing more than an end to their physical desires. It comes across blatantly so in every day interactions.

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This kind of real world isolation definitely won't come back to haunt us at all, no sirree.

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I see this too, all of the time. "Hey [employee] call the clerk and get a continuance." Me 20 mins later "did you call the clerk"? Employee - "I sent her an email but haven't heard back yet."

So effing annoying.

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Ha! One of my pet peeves too. How many times have I asked a younger employee "did you call him?"

Nine pages and only one hottie posted. Old Army has gone to hell.

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I think people on here would be shocked how many college aged girls have an only fans or are a sugar baby, having sex for money. Girls you think would never do this type of thing, are doing it. It is seen as something completely normal among the college girls, usually their friends or family members have done it before and are encouraging them to "get their bag sis."

There are so many videos on Tik Tok and Youtube encouraging young women to get an only fans or sign up for seeking arrangement because you can make sooo much money. College girls make important life decisions based on Tik Tok and Instagram influencers, its sad.

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I have no doubt this is happening and is common. The women who do this are almost certainly the daughters of men like those from the Premium forum who care about materialistic garbage more than they do their own family. You can easily pick these men out of a lineup because they are either immensely obese or look like a twink. Basically, these girls effectively have no masculine father figure at all and may as well just have two mothers.

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I see this too, all of the time. "Hey [employee] call the clerk and get a continuance." Me 20 mins later "did you call the clerk"? Employee - "I sent her an email but haven't heard back yet."

So effing annoying.

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Ha! One of my pet peeves too. How many times have I asked a younger employee "did you call him?"

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You basically have to teach them that emails are for groups, sending attachments, or for physical documentation while phone calls are for communication and discussion. The sad thing is that most of them are terrified of calling someone on the phone because they never use them that way despite recording videos of themselves and other audio things with their phones. It's such a foreign mindset to me.

No?

This is not what the first amendment means. John Adams would've been horrified if you said "Damn Johnny thanks for that 1st amendment, now all the young women can put pictures of their butthole on the internet!"

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This is not what the first amendment means. John Adams would've been horrified if you said "Damn Johnny thanks for that 1st amendment, now all the young women can put pictures of their butthole on the internet!"

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Ben Franklin on the other hand....

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This is not what the first amendment means. John Adams would've been horrified if you said "Damn Johnny thanks for that 1st amendment, now all the young women can put pictures of their butthole on the internet!"

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John Adams was gay?

Also this laser focus on the constitution is silly. The founders acknowledged that the constitution "wasn't a suicide pact." It's a political document that ultimately serves a pragmatic purpose.

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Leather Tuscadero said:

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inoffensive username said:

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To everyone trying to legislate morality. Remember that those to the right of you would put you in jail for biggest vice.

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Every piece of legislation is legislated morality. Legislation of morality works, and is sorely needed.

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Maybe somewhere like Iran is more your style...

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Yeah, America for the first 250 years of its life = Iran. Gtfo of here

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Laws should only exist to protect the rights of others. Not make you feel warm and fuzzy inside.

The olds support it because they were raised as boomers and gen x with the very beginning of this stuff. The younger folks on here have actually seen with their own eyes the decline. Same thing happened in my personal life. I mentioned this to my dad the other day to get his opinion "Why wouldn't you want more naked women lol." It's that typical boomer mentality that got us in this situation, and we have to dig ourselves out of this hole that they got us into.

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I know we've de-railed this thread, but it's fascinating seeing others' experiences with inner-office young folks.

Several years ago we instituted a program called Teams where you could instantly interface with the whole office on the computer "Sydney is taking the mail at three so make sure everything is in the bin" kind of thing. Well, the kids in the office instantly turned it from a tool into a social media platform. Messaging on it all day, sending gifs, screwing around. At first we never told them that we could read their private messages they sent back and forth to each other. Some of the stuff they would send was borderline perverted and the girls were into it too. Talking about some pretty nasty stuff they wanted to do to each other. Then, me and the partners would get them all out at a happy hour...and they'd sit across the bar from each other and text all night.

I want grab these idiots by the hair and put on a seminar for the young guys in the office on how to be an alpha and how to get laid, but alas, I do nothing and continue to be perplexed from a afar.

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Why do you allow them to use the platform like that? Tell them their messages are viewable by all management and should be use for business related purposes only. If they want to send sexual innuendo then they can do it using their own phones. You should have never let it get that far.

NSFW

Promos for her onlyfans

Roster4Ag said:

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The olds support it because they were raised as boomers and gen x with the very beginning of this stuff. The younger folks on here have actually seen with their own eyes the decline. Same thing happened in my personal life. I mentioned this to my dad the other day to get his opinion "Why wouldn't you want more naked women lol." It's that typical boomer mentality that got us in this situation, and we have to dig ourselves out of this hole that they got us into.

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Olds still think naked women means playboy magazine and not hardcore porn with literally every fetish known to man no matter how disgusting or degenerate. Half the fetishes being promote by porn sites are only there because they are being pushed by the companies as a demoralization tactics since they otherwise are not very popular at all.

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I know we've de-railed this thread, but it's fascinating seeing others' experiences with inner-office young folks.

Several years ago we instituted a program called Teams where you could instantly interface with the whole office on the computer "Sydney is taking the mail at three so make sure everything is in the bin" kind of thing. Well, the kids in the office instantly turned it from a tool into a social media platform. Messaging on it all day, sending gifs, screwing around. At first we never told them that we could read their private messages they sent back and forth to each other. Some of the stuff they would send was borderline perverted and the girls were into it too. Talking about some pretty nasty stuff they wanted to do to each other. Then, me and the partners would get them all out at a happy hour...and they'd sit across the bar from each other and text all night.

I want grab these idiots by the hair and put on a seminar for the young guys in the office on how to be an alpha and how to get laid, but alas, I do nothing and continue to be perplexed from a afar.

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How dumb are they that they didn't know their messages could be read?

Yeah, one of the best things I learned from my boss was the power of a phone call. And I didn't even have smart phones in high school or most of college.

But using a phone is foreign to young people today. But I still had to share a house phone as a kid until my late teens. Childhood must be so different. I got to roam around outside no phones or way to be reached by parents. Played a ton of pick up basketball and other sports after school just with the neighborhood kids. Do kids do things like this anymore?

Leather Tuscadero said:

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FalconAg06 said:

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Leather Tuscadero said:

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inoffensive username said:

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To everyone trying to legislate morality. Remember that those to the right of you would put you in jail for biggest vice.

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Every piece of legislation is legislated morality. Legislation of morality works, and is sorely needed.

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Maybe somewhere like Iran is more your style...

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Yeah, America for the first 250 years of its life = Iran. Gtfo of here

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Laws should only exist to protect the rights of others. Not make you feel warm and fuzzy inside.

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No, laws exist for the betterment of society, liberal. Take your individualist degeneracy elsewhere.

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This is not what the first amendment means. John Adams would've been horrified if you said "Damn Johnny thanks for that 1st amendment, now all the young women can put pictures of their butthole on the internet!"

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Actually

It is


Ignore the internet

There is no reason to ban chicks posting their bodies

Yep. It's already been studied that the kinda **** available now gets young boys addicted to dopamine, they thirst for more, and they look for harder and harder **** because it's an actual problem in the brain. But nah it's just freedom of expression, James Madison would've been totally cool with it.