Posted on 04/29/2023 11:16:44 AM PDT by John Semmens
In Virginia, state Sen. Monty Mason (D-Williamsburg) and state Del. Shelly Simonds (D-Newport) mocked Republicans over a bill (SB 1515) that would require porn websites to verify a user's age before allowing access to lewd content.
"Speaking from my own personal experience, I'd say that porn is a vital educational resource for boys entering puberty," Mason asserted. "Keeping these explicit images available is the antidote to the ignorance that prudery has foisted on the young for generations. In an ideal world, porn would be part of every middle school curriculum. Short of this, keeping the access open for children to find it on their own is essential."
Simonds went even further, arguing that "it is the role of government to liberate society's young from the tyranny of their parents. As the puberty hormones kick in, sex becomes the most important subject. By letting schools help youngsters to go where their parents forbid them to go we can earn their trust and gain their support for the whole progressive agenda. SB1515 would undermine that."
"Shelly, you're right on target," Mason agreed. "As President Biden says, 'there's no such thing as someone else's child. Our nation's children are all our children.' So, anything that the government can do to break the bond between parent and child must be done for the good of the nation."
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and he has 2 teen girls, too. Probably helped them set up an OnlyFans page.
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