I'm not moving to Floriduh.
shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
The state's House of Representatives approved the resolution by a voice vote on Tuesday. The resolution states a need for education, research and policy changes to protect Floridians, especially teenagers, from pornography.
Republican Rep. Ross Spano says there is research that finds a connection between pornography use and mental and physical illnesses, forming and maintaining intimate relationships and deviant sexual behavior. Spano is also a candidate for attorney general.
Democratic Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith asked Spano why there was an immediate need to pass the resolution and countered that there are more important bills and topics that should be taken up by the Legislature
A similar resolution is in the state Senate and has yet to be heard in a committee.
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This elected official is worrying about sex and what adults can see in their bedrooms online rather than protecting kids under 21 from getting shot. I would be asking why are people under 21 barred from buying hand guns but not semi automatics? Why is this elected official worrying about what adults see online instead of real issues. I don't want to move to Florida either.
Heck, I was over 30 years old before I even knew damnyankee is suppose to be two words. :)
I’m old enough to remember how long it took for them to put warnings on packs of cigarettes. For the longest time - tobacco companies fought against allowing any warnings. They wanted folks to keep smoking - buying their cancer sticks - and not questioning the health effects or the addictive chemicals they put in the cigarettes. Now they can just declare porn is unhealthy? Wtf? Hairy palms - folks going blind? It’s just nuts!
Where is the porn lobby? Why isn’t Seymour Butts defending his craft? Where is Stormy Daniels - with her connection to the White House?
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