You will need vpn in Louisiana & other states

[stickyvicky]

I will work on this as soon as I get home!

[WalterB]

I don't understand the idea of using a blank page to bypass whatever it is that blocks us (meaning, how would it work? But would that be legal?

[stickyvicky]

Yes it's legal but it wouldn't be blank anyway it would have a video of me explaining why I cannot show you the tour pages and it would have links to login or to join.

[stickyvicky]

https://www.themarysue.com/could-a-new- ... n-twitter/

This is really getting scary, looks like Oklahoma is next and this one is really far reaching.

This is becoming a reality. This is how it starts. "Bessed be", May the Lord open", "under His eye"

[stickyvicky]

Interesting article about project 2025
They really do believe that we are the devil.

https://www.ynot.com/conservative-adult ... read-this/

[stickyvicky]

https://www.404media.co/email/7ba8cca7- ... newsletter

Take a look at this! Just another reason why putting filters on your kids phones and computers is the way to go versus the whole ID thing! Not to mention vpns.. there is nothing and I repeat nothing that is going to protect your kids and family better than the filters. They actually really do work.

[WalterB]

The only problem with that is that too many parents won't do that. Did you hear of the mother who was just convicted of Involuntary Manslaughter because her kid was in trouble at school? He took a gun in his backpack that his parents had bought for him. When he was being an ass, the school called the mother. She went in and talked to them and never mentioned the gun, didn't search him or his backpack or locker. Couple hours later he pulled the gun and killed a couple of people. First ever conviction, I think, of something like this. But it just illustrates that there are too dang many "parents" out there who think all they have to do is feed them ald let them run the streets. No parental control whatsoever.

So, while a great idea, the problem I see is that it requires parents to take action. And too many won't.

Now, is porn really that bad? Well, some of it is. But when it's illegal to let a child see pictures of two people having sex - or even worse, just a model posing, and yet there are horrific pictures of murder and mayhem all over the internet, I say there's something wrong with the people in charge. They honestly have NO clue. And something may be wrong with parents who have no clue how to be a parent.

[WalterB]

This is primarily for those who live in a state where you have to use a VPN to access the site. But, of course, all comments are welcome.

In the VNA, there are three main locations we visit; The sites, the forum and the Cam Room. When you visit these locations, do you have to have your VPN on to visit each of them? If you're not sure, try it out.

1. turn on your VPN. Go to one of the Models sites.
2. Go to the forum.
3. Go to the cam room

Did all of them work? Double-check the cam room and let me know what you find. If you got in just fine, refresh the page. What happens? Does it just refresh or does it go dark?

[stickyvicky]

Here we go Texas is suing pornhub. This is why I blocked your state Walt!

https://www.xbiz.com/news/279984/texas- ... cation-law

[greggl]

I'm back!!!! I really didnt want to mess with a VPN and didnt want the extra expense, but after 2 months away I broke down and got it. Only you could have made me do that Vicky. Thats how much I missed you. Now I have a lot to catch up on here. Glad to be back.

[stickyvicky]

Awww I'm so glad you are here! We need you. It's nuts, so many more states copycatting these unconstitutional ineffective laws. Even Florida.

[ErikB]

I'm back!!!! I really didnt want to mess with a VPN and didnt want the extra expense, but after 2 months away I broke down and got it. Only you could have made me do that Vicky. Thats how much I missed you. Now I have a lot to catch up on here. Glad to be back.

Welcome back!

[WalterB]

Pretty strong draw, isn't it, Greggl? Welcome back.

For about $80 for a year you can get Malwarebytes for 3 devices which includes a VPN. My next renewal I'll pick up on that one and stop the VPN I have now. Malwarebytes provides excellent security, so you can drop any other security, too.

[stickyvicky]

That sounds like a good idea, I'll probably do that one also!

[WalterB]

Other plans, too, Vicky, including Business plans. I've been with Malwarebytes for years and am totally happy with it.

[greggl]

Nord VPN was having a birthday sale so I got 2 years for $80.00 That was something like 67% off. After the 2 years I'll see what other sales are going on.

[stickyvicky]

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280255/5th-ci ... h-warnings

[WalterB]

Texas is not alone.

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280234/florid ... ation-bill

And there is plenty of pushback. There is a world-wide attack on the depiction of humans having sex. Sex, you may know, is the singular way that we perpetuate THE HUMAN RACE! By their very actions around this subject. Government employees are slapping the face of freedom. Remember, governors and ALL members of government, up to and including the President of the United States, are OUR EMPLOYEES! And there are plenty of people out there who are against all this stupidity.

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280254/fsc-re ... cation-law

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280205/indian ... ation-bill

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280203/oklaho ... ation-bill

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280008/kentuc ... porn-bills

It's a world-wide issue.

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280227/xvideo ... sification

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280149/fsc-of ... guidelines

[lance_s]

Texas is not alone.

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280234/florid ... ation-bill

And there is plenty of pushback. There is a world-wide attack on the depiction of humans having sex. Sex, you may know, is the singular way that we perpetuate THE HUMAN RACE! By their very actions around this subject. Government employees are slapping the face of freedom. Remember, governors and ALL members of government, up to and including the President of the United States, are OUR EMPLOYEES! And there are plenty of people out there who are against all this stupidity.

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280254/fsc-re ... cation-law

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280205/indian ... ation-bill

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280203/oklaho ... ation-bill

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280008/kentuc ... porn-bills

It's a world-wide issue.

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280227/xvideo ... sification

https://www.xbiz.com/news/280149/fsc-of ... guidelines

I was going to add my tuppence worth, but then I realized there are so many tuppences, and so many nuances, there would be enough material to fill a library with doctoral theses on the topic.

The bottom lines is that as things stand, these laws are being written for the wrong reasons. Unfortunately, intent is virtually impossible to prove.

[greggl]

https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/15/tech/vpn ... %20morning

Looks like interest in VPNs is on the rise in Texas