You did not disagree with anything I said. You can sell porn in any state but you can't display porn on a public display outside your store. Similar to how in most states you can't expose yourself to the public.

Free speech can be restricted when harm can be caused.

If these recent laws are unconstitutional then are you saying no one wants to challenge them? Not even the aclu?

The Louisiana law is being challenged [1]

I don't get why we can't instead have regulation requiring porn websites to implement adult content rating meta tags, which most porn sites already do (look at the site source sometime). [2][3]

Then let parents use content blockers and/or built-in parental controls.

If we need even more regulation after that then require platforms to provide parental controls to block tagged content (which I assume they generally already do anyway?)

It's not like the sites that don't implement rating meta tags are going to follow these more strict ID verification laws.

In my opinion, I feel like these laws are not really about protecting children (which most everyone supports), as I don't see that they will meaningfully do so.

That makes me think they're instead about conservative political points at the expense of annoying adults.

[1] https://www.nola.com/gambit/news/the_latest/groups-file-free...

[2] https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/...

[3] https://davidwalsh.name/rta-label