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Spain introduces porn passport to stop kids from watching smut
(www.politico.eu)
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this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2024
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What the fuck is going on with these porn laws wtf
No one wants to tell the government they're watching porn, especially in a Catholic country like Spain.
It's intended to reduce porn use, often to fuel conservative hate-driven ideology movements. Sexually frustrated people are more eager to endorse violence against marginalized groups.
It's pure sociological manipulation.
The ruling party in Spain is socially progressive, so they're shooting themselves on the foot with this one.
Spain is majority Catholic, but in terms of people having mostly secular lives, it's very similar to France. If anything, religion has more weight in institutions in relation to its social significance than it should as a leftover from our fascist dictatorship from 50 years ago.