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Wow....2257 is no F'ing Big Deal Compared to THIS!!
Go to Yahoo.com, and look at the top news stories right now. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050722/...ornography_tax
GRRR -Ryan |
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Oh yeh, that's a winner idea.
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WASHINGTON - A Democratic lawmaker is planning to propose a new 25 percent federal tax on Internet pornography and new requirements for adult Web sites to help prevent children from looking at them.
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(insert timeline pic here)..
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I really don't see how you can create a tax that applies only to a select industry. This has got to be un-constitutional....
I think at some point, people (adult industry) are going to realize that if they want to continue to do business in this industry, maybe the US is not the place to live...... |
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LOL - ok - maybe I will leace the greatest country on earth just so I can continue to do porn. |
From the Yahoo article - last 2 paragraphs:
"Called the Internet Safety and Child Protection Act of 2005, the bill also proposes new rules for Web sites to verify they do business only with adults. It would compel sites to use specialized software to verify a customer's age, subject to enforcement by the Federal Trade Commission. An FTC spokeswoman said the commission was not aware of the proposed bills." |
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BTW, have you ever lived in a foreign country? There are a lot of other "great countries" on earth.... |
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http://www.pornsubsidy.com |
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The U.S. has been doing a lot of unconstitutional shit lately. |
We need those people out of office....
Cant we get someone slightly liberal to produce voting machines ? |
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This politician needs to be impeached or exposed for whatever illegal shit he might be doing when no one is looking. |
OMG, that's the most retarded plan so far. :mad:
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I think the final solution will be outsourcing :) just take your business to some other country.
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ummmmmm.... yes. :2 cents: .. |
Born FREE Taxed to Death!
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total bullshit no way it passes
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http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/msnbc/Co...vsm.vsmall.jpghttp://members.aol.com/ourprez08/lincoln4.jpg :1orglaugh |
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They will try to tax anything they can :Oh crap
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so will the ASACP get a cut of this money too?
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Also; Money collected from the tax would be used for law enforcement and for protecting children from Internet-related crimes. Why don't parents just do their god damned job once in a while and keep the kids off the internet on their own. Don't screw over the industry cause 90% of parents today are complete imbecils. I say tax the parents. If an underaged kid gets caught going to a porn site, fine the parents a couple $k and see how many parents start actually acting like parents on this matter. |
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First it was TV, and now it's the internet acting as a babysitter -- and then they bitch at what is on TV or the net. Time for some parental responsibility/accountability :2 cents: |
nothing tastes better than propaganda
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but will it actually pass?
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Well - since this is the same story that was posted a few days ago multiple times - here's the real answer - if they do approve a tax - they have just made the biz legitimate and can no longer try to shut all the sites down - and no lawmaker in his right mind is gonna vote internet porn legitimate.
Second - the CDA has been already shot down by the Supreme Court many times - which this is just a re-hash of - wont work this time either. Third - These types of bills get introduced every session of congress and get shot down every session - so dont give it any more than its worth - which is nothing |
It is unconstitutional to tax protected speech.
End of drama. |
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Another really bad thing is that many of the same people targeting the internet for "clean up" also are working to get the broadcast decency regulations extended to satellite and cable :Oh crap |
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