> Unfortunately, guaranteeing anonymous internet porno is a terrible political beachhead to motivate "voters" to do anything.
Reworded press release: "We protect children from being forced to upload their photos (on their IDs) to adult web sites"
Reworded press release: "We protect children from being forced to upload their photos (on their IDs) to adult web sites"
"...to upload your photos (on your IDs)..." :D
Then again, these laws aren't about censoring children's access, they're about censoring EVERYONE'S access (and it blows my mind that conservative leaders will come right out and say it, but the average layperson doesn't seem to care or comprehend what a massive slippery slope censorship is -- porn is just the start)