Last month, Louisiana became the first state to require ID from residents to access pornography online. Since then, seven states have rushed to follow in Louisiana’s footsteps. According to a tracker from Free Speech Coalition, Florida, Kansas, South Dakota, and West Virginia introduced similar laws, and laws in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Virginia are seemingly closest to passing. If passed, some of these laws could be enforced promptly, while some bills in states like Florida and Mississippi specify that they wouldn’t take effect until July.
Genial, una noticia estupenda. Los multiples proyectos para crear un internet descentralizado (como fue originalmente) cifrado y seguro necesitan una masa critica de usuarios para prosperar. Ojala todos los paises lo hagan, es el impulso que se necesita.
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Last month, Louisiana became the first state to require ID from residents to access pornography online. Since then, seven states have rushed to follow in Louisiana’s footsteps. According to a tracker from Free Speech Coalition, Florida, Kansas, South Dakota, and West Virginia introduced similar laws, and laws in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Virginia are seemingly closest to passing. If passed, some of these laws could be enforced promptly, while some bills in states like Florida and Mississippi specify that they wouldn’t take effect until July.
Enseñando a los jovenes que saltarse las leyes no solo es justo, sino necesario...
Luego se sorprenderán cuando crezcan con la misma filosofía.
Genial, una noticia estupenda. Los multiples proyectos para crear un internet descentralizado (como fue originalmente) cifrado y seguro necesitan una masa critica de usuarios para prosperar. Ojala todos los paises lo hagan, es el impulso que se necesita.