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If this is about the age verification laws, they've already passed in half the states and the Supreme Court refused to strike them down. Getting them repealed is all but impossible as very few representatives will actively oppose them, most of them if they don't support them will just not vote on them and fence sit instead of taking an active stance against them because opposing any bill that advertises itself as "to protect minors" is bad optics. In other words, unless SCOTUS reverses its stance later, these laws are here to stay. The only hope really is that someone comes up with a cheap and non-invasive way of complying with these laws so affected sites and storefronts can continue to operate without losing too much of their userbase.