Trump and Project 2025 will ban adult content off the Internet.
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This includes sites for massages parlors, strip clubs like this one and escorts.
I'm not voting for Harris but I'm definitely not voting for a Trump who's guided by these Christian Pricks telling us how to live our lives not hurting anyone.
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Unclench your anus.
Porn is not mentioned in Trump's Agenda 47, his official platform. Trump, Harris and the vast majority of politicians of both parties prefer to sidestep the issue of porn. They can, because court decisions have blocked outright bans of porn. But, if a law that's nominally against human trafficking, or requires age verification, is proposed, few if any politicians want to oppose it. Maybe we could hope, if the House Speaker or Senate Majority Leader were a Democrat, they'd be more likely to quietly shelve such proposed law.
wild4testes, you wouldn't know a reasonable assumption if it slapped you in your ball sucking face!
Project 2025 is a typical example of how the Trump-is-Hitler hysteria overshadows the more subtle dangers with him. Project 2025 is like Jeff Sessions and Steve Bannon. He listens to them, but he doesn't consider them irreplaceable. Trump wants the people he hires to be as willing to risk jail/impeachment as he is. He won't hire people who agree with Mike Pence's actions on Jan 6. Project 2025 has gotten a big head start finding him binders of such traitors. If Trump has to rely on their lists to find the traitors to staff his second term, that will give them a lot of pull with him. Any political opinions Trump has are relatively unimportant. He wants people who are loyal to him personally. He's incline to advance the political goals of those loyal to me, even if those goals are extreme.
The main reason I don't like Trump is because of the Christian Fundamentalists.
That in a nutshell is the problem with Project 2025. Yes it's true that it's not an official campaign document. Yes it's true that Trump has disavowed it. But fundamentally, at it's core, P2025 is a document written by the very same Christian Fundamentalists who will govern the country should Trump take office again.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024…
The project had 40 different primary authors. 18 of them worked in the first Trump administration, 1 on his transition team, another 12 worked on his campaign.
Of the 267 additional contributors to P2025, 144 worked for the Trump administration. And all of the policies in it go hand in hand with Trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail. For example:
> Ken Cuccinelli wrote the chapter on the Homeland Security Department. He served as acting deputy secretary of homeland security in the Trump administration and in another role led legal immigration efforts. In his chapter, Mr. Cuccinelli details aggressive immigration plans, including militarizing the Southern border and completing the border wall, the latter of which was a cornerstone of Mr. Trump’s first campaign. This election cycle, Mr. Trump has promised to lead the biggest deportation operation in American history and to use the military to secure the border.
Anyone who wants to pretend that Trump won't be putting millions in concentration camps will have no one to blame but themselves should Trump be elected.
If you vote for Trump, when you're CF cubana is disappeared into the night, there will blame but yourself.
Anyone who wants to pretend they aren't coming after your porn, well, you can blame yourself once you lose access.
I understand that sometimes it's a challenge to see what's in front of one's own nose, but the ignorance about the right-wings plan for a second Trump term at this point is inexcusable.
In all honesty, if you want to see strip clubs get shut down, vote for socialist women because that is what history has shown us. I firsthand watched as Christina Fernandez de Kirchner shut down all of the strip clubs and privados in Argentina. In 2010, lesbian leftist Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir banned strip clubs in Iceland.
Democrats are in the unenviable position of having to convince voters that some whole new sinister side of Trump is going to emerge. And that Americans share their misplaced priorities.
I’m sure both parties are working on a way to ban VPNs, but we’re not there yet, give it 5 years.