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[4107.34 --> 4115.34] With current wording, it seems like the filters for illegal things like child porn would also be deactivated if you paid the fee. |
[4115.34 --> 4116.34] What? |
[4120.34 --> 4123.34] How does that help the problem that they're doing? |
[4123.34 --> 4124.34] Okay. |
[4124.34 --> 4125.34] I... |
[4125.34 --> 4126.34] Nah. |
[4126.34 --> 4133.34] Completely regardless of the moral issues of blocking anything on the internet to any degree, whatever, whatever, whatever. |
[4133.34 --> 4135.34] Completely ignore all of that kind of stuff for now. |
[4135.34 --> 4139.34] Just look at the stance they're trying to make and the result that they're setting up. |
[4139.34 --> 4141.34] They don't line up. |
[4141.34 --> 4144.34] That's completely what I'm confused about right now. |
[4146.34 --> 4147.34] So... |
[4147.34 --> 4148.34] What? |
[4148.34 --> 4149.34] That's so weird. |
[4149.34 --> 4151.34] But they would have a registry of all the people who are unlocked. |
[4151.34 --> 4152.34] Yeah. |
[4153.34 --> 4154.34] Unzipped. |
[4154.34 --> 4155.34] Just... |
[4158.34 --> 4159.34] But that's just awkward. |
[4159.34 --> 4162.34] And like it sounds like you have to maybe do it in person. |
[4162.34 --> 4163.34] Because that has to be in writing. |
[4163.34 --> 4167.34] You have to acknowledge that you've seen this form saying that you're a bad person, essentially. |
[4167.34 --> 4170.34] And you have to present your ID. |
[4170.34 --> 4171.34] It says present ID. |
[4171.34 --> 4172.34] Not like... |
[4173.34 --> 4174.34] So... |
[4174.34 --> 4180.34] My understanding is that human trafficking and effectively slavery is actually a huge problem in the porn industry. |
[4180.34 --> 4181.34] Okay. |
[4181.34 --> 4182.34] I don't do a ton of research on it. |
[4182.34 --> 4184.34] But like... |
[4185.34 --> 4186.34] Apparently people can end up... |
[4187.34 --> 4189.34] Like not so much in North America, I don't think. |
[4189.34 --> 4192.34] But people can end up signing contracts without fully understanding them. |
[4193.34 --> 4195.34] That basically turn them into sex slaves. |
[4195.34 --> 4197.34] That sounds less likely in North America. |
[4197.34 --> 4198.34] Yeah. |
[4198.34 --> 4213.34] And so I can understand the need to sort of investigate where this internet porn is coming from, the impact it's having, and if there are illegal activities going on that are driving it. |
[4213.34 --> 4223.34] But I don't think that, like an internet censorship bill makes a ton of sense as the way to go about that. |
[4223.34 --> 4225.34] That seems sort of like a broader... |
[4229.34 --> 4230.34] Yeah. |
[4230.34 --> 4235.34] Once again, another topic that I'm really just not sure what to say about. |
[4235.34 --> 4236.34] I just don't understand. |
[4236.34 --> 4237.34] Like... |
[4237.34 --> 4240.34] Is this the worst thought out thing ever? |
[4240.34 --> 4244.34] Like that's the only thing, that's the only conclusion I'm really coming to. |
[4245.34 --> 4250.34] Like if, regardless of your stance on it, whether you're for it or against it, their approach is super confusing. |
[4250.34 --> 4256.34] Okay, so we've got people correcting me, saying that bringing people into North America to act as slaves is still pretty common. |
[4257.34 --> 4258.34] Yeah, it's a little bit different though. |
[4259.34 --> 4261.34] So in North America, the way that typically... |
[4261.34 --> 4262.34] This is my understanding. |
[4262.34 --> 4270.34] The way that the human trafficking game typically works is that you're relying on their very poor language skills and the fact that they don't understand the... |
[4271.34 --> 4274.34] The laws of the country in order to get themselves out of it. |
[4274.34 --> 4276.34] But that's not really what I was talking about. |
[4276.34 --> 4290.34] I was talking about situations where actually through legal contracts, you're creating situations where people are effectively being sexually assaulted at work every day, but they're contractually obligated to continue to do it. |
[4293.34 --> 4295.34] So, yeah. |
[4296.34 --> 4297.34] Okay. |
[4298.34 --> 4299.34] So, thanks for watching, guys! |
[4300.34 --> 4301.34] This has been an interesting WAN show. |
[4301.34 --> 4302.34] We will see you again next week. |
[4302.34 --> 4303.34] What a great end of the show. |
[4303.34 --> 4305.34] Same bat time, same bat channel. |
[4305.34 --> 4306.34] Bye! |
[4306.34 --> 4307.34] Bye! |
[4336.34 --> 4337.34] I mean, yeah. |
[4339.34 --> 4343.34] I heard... I heard that that was one of the White House's top priorities. |
[4345.34 --> 4346.34] Stopping the sexual harassment. |
[4346.34 --> 4347.34] foundations. |
[4347.34 --> 4367.94] I looked at belt NXT that's who wasntown me by tying in the |
[4369.38 --> 4371.34] It's just so hard to totally see it. |
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