>>510197774 (OP)Wait, words can cross state lines?
But seriously, I can see the problem here. Video porn is one thing. Literature meant to be entirely or majority pornographic, I can see. But one paragraph of sexually explicit material?
Are they trying to shut down the entire internet?
Let's not forget rule 34 here.
It's fucking rule 34, for fuck's sake.
Will this extend to AI generated images?
Memes?
One paragraph of sexually explicit material allows massive lawsuits?
Okay, what sort of things can we sue other people for across state lines then?
Can we sue for Zionism? We absolutely should be able to. Anybody advocating for the murder of children in Gaza deserves to be sued. Palestinians should be able to sue jews worldwide for Zionism.
What about suing real estate moguls for gentrification? They literally force us out of our homes, damage our lives significantly. We should sue them for it.
What about suing Mormons and Christcucks for religious harassment when they accost us on the streets or knock on our doors trying to convert us?
So many things I'd love to be able to sue people for.
Whatever, I guess Wordpress will now be forced to implement an age filter across the board and the only sites like Amazon and Facebook will be easy to access. Maybe not Facebook.
It's all so fucking tedious.