OK. How would you go about implementing and enforcing that ban?
I agree with Scalia's dissent. Porn is not speech and is not protected by the first amendment.
Fair enough. But wheather it is speech or not is irrelevant in this case if you don't subscribe to the "every blade of grass" interpretation of the Commerce Clause. If you're going to abide by the intent of the Founders, then this case should have been thrown out regardless, and the author of this article should be taken to task for thinking it should have been upheld.
In the early days of the porno industry, pornographers and porn actors were indeed arrested and charged with prostitution. This state of affairs should resume.