We just had a retirement party for a guy whose company date was 1985, started driving in 1989. His speech was interesting and reflected how times change. He made a joke about smoking a pack of cigarettes a shift while working preload back in the 80’s. He would always have a cigarette hanging out of his mouth working inside. I thought the same thing, that would never happen now. Times do change.
That is correct
We've moved on to arguably worse mainstream addictions.Thankthat's over.
Vaping
Pornography is basically the cigarettes of this generation.
It’s worse than cigarettes, because it’s affecting more people and children with ease. You have to be 18 or 21 to buy cigarettes, all you need is a smart phone at any age, to watch porn.
Well.. when the wife says no, PornHub is your only option. Unless you have a mistress on your route.
Average age of first exposure to pornography is now 11 years old.
It makes me sick to think about it.
Unfortunately there’s not much you can do about it other than parental awareness and with the fact that now most families have two working parents it’s harder.
Laws could be passed.
Yes they could but not likely.
The UK has succeeded in getting are verification laws passed. Federal laws would be tricky here. The best way to do it might be to pass laws in conservative states.
Maybe I wouldn’t hold my breath.
Boy, have I got the solution for you.
Are any conservative states passing such laws?
Too concerned about banning guns maybe?
