re: .xxx THINK for a second Dumbasses

Shutttup

Click here:
http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...oto=nextnewest

says a complete nobody

one more time slowly porn is not protected speech ,hasnt been for a long time. You are not protected by the first amendment

Freedome of speech and EXPRESSION are both protected. It's your opinion that porn doesn't apply. Many others disagree. That's the beauty of it... no one agrees. Therefore we're still pretty much protected unless we're doin' somethin' illegal.

I agree - not gonna happen.

And will the search engines block them in safe search mode.....

Can I just get a .x domain? My shit isn't near triple x.

Every fucking year it's something new that's going to bring us down. I say fuck em all.

I also agree. That wont happen. Even if xxx does go live, I dont see anyone being "forced" to use it.

apperently you don't understand republicans much.

Well said, I agree with you on all points:

1) If US webmasters can't use non .xxx sites to push porn, they'll simply sell all their domains to foreign webmasters. The same domains will be serving porn, just under different ownership.

2) Amen to that. If I have a blog on a .com, and then post a pornographic picture, do I now need to buy a .xxx? It is vague rules and classification/restriction of speech that would get this struck down by the courts.

3) If .xxx is made an official ghetto for all porn sites, the children without filtering software will know exactly where to look. Kids who want porn will just go straight to the .xxx, they might just have to do it at home not at school.

hahahaha..

Well, its like this, we are doing exactly what this group of people who have made this back room deal thought we would do so far "nothing".

The problem is there are way to many "high profile" people involved with this behind the scenes not to keep an eye on it and try and do something.

Not really looking into this completely would make anyone an "idiot".

since you profess knowledge on the subject of first ammendment rights in regards to porn, please explain the violations / factors of the failure of .xxx succeeding as being law or regualtion.

as soon as your question is restated in English I'll be happy to attempt a reply.

got any facts to back up/prove/support your claim?

your 110% right bud.

for once we agree.
but we still have to fight this cancer. it wont go away.. it only goes into remission.
Duke

Who regulates .com's ;)

porn is protected under freedom of expression. same goes for comedians that people dont like what they say.

A fucking men to that

That's what I've been thinking all along and I couldn't have said it better myself.

Someone should start selling umbrellas. They'd make a killing.

That's not what Miller V. California says. "Porn" is legal as long as it is not OBSCENE. Obscenity is defined as material where "(a)the average person, applying contemporary community standards would find that the work, taken as a whole, appeals to the prurient interest;
(b) the work depicts or describes, in a patently offensive way, sexual conduct specifically defined by the applicable state law"

What you are probably referring to are "time and manner" restrictions on speech. Under Rhenquist, the US Supreme Court has made this body of law clear--it is ILLEGAL to ban protected speech. It is LEGAL to require permits and restrict places where it can be said as well as time and manner.

Applying that jurisprudence to .XXX extensions, yes, it may be legal to force porn operators to .xxx domains (easy to ban and blacklist by ISPs)

Moving porn sites to .xxx extensions is NO MORE OBTRUSIVE than the time/manner restrictions the Rhenquist Court imposed on strip bars and porno shops. Didn't you think that the sex shops that were forced by ZONING rules to move to industrial or far off areas not HARMED by being forced to move?

As for moving stuff overseas... well, what's preventing the US government from treating non .xxx compliant sites with blocking or local lawsuits? As long as they market to the US market, they may be fair game given how personal jurisdiction issues play out on the Internet.

I do AGREE with your CONCERN though. Given the recent regulatory changes, perhaps the knockout blow to online adult (in its current form) would be .xxx relegation and VISA crackdown on 'high risk' rebills.

But even within such DREAD scenarios... online adult will still survive and... produce a new crop of millionaires.

Sources:

http://courses.cs.vt.edu/~cs3604/lib...rong-test.html (Miller Standard)

http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/proj...lacemanner.htm (time and manner restrictions vs CONTENT restrictions)


BTW,
If anyone wants to DIVERSIFY their income stream by venturing into MAINSTREAM, hit me up via ICQ

This post makes too much sense, and is even referenced. It has no place on GFY