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Re:Seven states push to require ID for watching porn online by swatcoder on Tuesday February 14, 2023 @11:27PM (#34800099)
That applies to the voters, not the legislators. The legislators been around the block, they have lawyers, they have mentors, they have consultants, they have lobbyists. With the exception of the few loons who inevitably get voted in here and there, the careerists know exactly how something like this plays out.

Voters are presumably striving to protect children and want their legislators to do something. These legislators are in no position to do anything. But they can play pretend and only make the problem a little worse as they do. In politics, that's a win.

But it's not a "concern for rising generations".

Re:Seven states push to require ID for watching porn online by camhart on Wednesday February 15, 2023 @12:03AM (#34800297)
> These legislators are in no position to do anything.

You're going to need to explain this more. All efforts start small. With support they grow and can accomplish things.

> But it's not a "concern for rising generations".

If "it" is referring to porn, then yes it is. Perhaps not in your view, or your social circles.