Michigan Bill Would Digitally Cockblock Entire State—Gizmodo
This hed refers to a bill proposed by Michigan state Representative Josh "Am I projecting much?" Schriver (R-Oxford), which would ban all sexually explicit material from the internet.
In recent years, legislation aimed at restricting access to online porn sites has become more and more popular in conservative states, but in Michigan, lawmakers have just introduced a bill that would ban all online pornography, full stop.
The legislation, which offers a deeply draconian perspective on human sexuality, was introduced on Sept. 11th, and its primary sponsor is Rep. Josh Schriver (R-Oxford). The “Anticorruption of Public Morals Act,” which sounds like a bill whose name (and contents) were sourced from the 1930s, would ban all “pornographic material.” What does that mean? According to the bill text, it means “content, digital, streamed, or otherwise distributed on the internet, the primary purpose of which is to sexually arouse or gratify, including videos, erotica, magazines, stories, manga, material generated by artificial intelligence, live feeds, or sound clips.”
Unsurprisingly, this bill also makes any discussion of transgender people illegal.
Mr. Schriver is playing with fire. What will his Republican constituents do when they realize that he is trying to take their gay bondage pr0n from them?
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