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Retranscription des paroles de la vidéo: what’s up everybody Ron flaccone here reporting for status coup if you like pornography and you live in Utah things just got a little harder pun intended so it turns out the Church of Latter-day Saints has taken over all pornography distribution in Utah the only website you can go to is a website called Mormons gone wild it features people in goofy underwear drinking coffee all right I’m just kidding that’s not that’s not the News That’s not the news that’s not a real thing I just made that up okay here’s what actually happened PornHub has decided to block access in all of Utah why well here’s what’s going on this is from CNN PornHub blocks access in Utah over age verification law so some of the internet’s biggest adults websites including PornHub are now blocking access to Utah users over a new age verification law that takes effect on Wednesday now we reported on this policy uh over here on status quo a little while ago I also talked about it on my show get your news on with Ron PornHub and other adult sites controlled by its parents mind geek began blocking visitors with utah-based IP addresses this week now instead of seeing adult content when visiting those sites affected users are shown a message expressing concern to uh SB 287 that’s the Utah law signed by Governor Spencer Cox in March that creates liability for porn sites that make their content available to people below the age of 18. here’s their quote as you may know your elected officials in Utah are requiring us to verify your age before allowing you access to our website the message said while safety and compliance are at the Forefront of our mission giving your ID card every time you want to visit an adult platform is not the most effective solution for protecting our users and in fact we’ll put children and your privacy at risk so this new policy requires people to submit identification verification and pertinent information to their ID every time they want to go on an adult website this creates a huge liability for pornhub or any other website that has to handle all of that data it makes them very susceptible for hacking it ain’t good they don’t want that kind of liability can’t say I blame them so they’re saying look we’re just not going to make your website available in this area now now I understand that you don’t want people not of the appropriate age going on porn websites I certainly get that but again this is not the solution one it will lead to significant security concerns again entering ID information every single time that is a disaster waiting to happen this also could lead to more censorship on the web they’re going to start with porn sites who knows where they’re going to stop what’s going to be next is it going to be all social media is it going to be abortion information is it going to be lgbtq information and resources keep in mind we are dealing with the state of Utah here uh this could also let’s be real here folks this could lead the youth to more dangerous parts of the web I understand we’re trying to keep people off of porn sites that aren’t of the appropriate age to be there but let’s be real when younger people want to get porn they’re going to find a way this is coming from somebody who is just old enough to remember when we buried Playboys in the woods all right I’m just old enough to remember that barely old enough but nonetheless old enough to remember it my point is look these kids they’re gonna try to find stuff one way or another doing something like this could potentially lead them to more dangerous parts of the web uh so this is an overreaching and ineffective policy and now you can’t even go to Pornhub if you’re in Utah now while all this is going on out in Utah there’s another thing going on and that’s the bill Cosa the kids online safety act now similar to uh the bill in Utah the intentions of this bill uh sound Noble they sound like yeah we want to keep kids safe online we want to keep kids away from the toxicity of social media as much as possible to give them a positive social media experience or at least as positive as any social media experience can be I totally get that I think that social media is very toxic for all of us but it’s especially toxic for children I can’t imagine if something like Facebook existed when I was in Middle School I I can only imagine that we had aim at that point that was enough so I totally get that but here’s the thing with Cosa Cosa is also a very very overreaching bill it is written in a very uh vague context it could lead to more censorship we’re going to get into that in just a second but here’s the deal Cosa has some kind of unlikely sponsors here or uh rather sponsors not the Whiteboard supporters and uh one of their big supporters is lizzo so lizzo has been called on to end support of the kids online safety act amid concerns over censorship so lizzo who you know I don’t know lizzo personally obviously but she seems to be uh seems to be a pretty good person who who has a decent um you know a decent awareness when it comes to issues out there and I would imagine if lizzo was aware of all the details of this bill uh she would not be in support of it I I think she is likely not aware of the um the full nature of this bill uh so the activist group fight for the future who I collaborate with Once lizzo to stop supporting a bill that’s been condemned by the ACLU glad and the national Center for transgender equality so earlier this month lizzo partnered with dub to help promote the kids online safety act with an online petition her involvement with the project included a statement explaining her support of the bill social media is supposed to be a place where people can express themselves and be a source for beauty confidence not anxiety seeing the negative impact of social media on youth mental health today is devastating and has to stop join us to use your voice to help make change again this all sounds great this sounds like a noble cause and if this bill was actually doing that well this would be a cool Bill to support unfortunately here’s the real deal with this bill the activist group fight for the future on April 26 shared a petition calling on lizzo to revert her support for the bill opponents of the bill noted that it’s been condemned by organizations including the ACLU glad and the national Center for transgender equality over concerns that the bills that vague language could potentially lead to conservative-led censorship of lgbtq content reproductive Health Care sources excuse me reproductive health care resources and more so let’s go to the letter itself so here’s the big problem with Cosa Cosa would allow State Attorneys General think Ken Paxton from Texas who is actively investigating the families of trans children to dick dictate what content platforms are allowed to recommend to underage users well the Bill’s supporters fantasize that this will incentivize platforms to moderate more responsibly for example by removing content promoting Eating Disorders the reality is that they will simply moderate in a more risk-averse way for example by suppressing all content where Eating Disorders are discussed at all even if it’s important self-help content or contact directing young people to resources for support again this is this is similar to all the algorithms that aren’t actually humans that can understand context and Nuance that are just deciding what to censor and what not to censor this is that whole Playbook being seen all over again more than 100 human rights organizations oppose Cosa meanwhile the right-wing Heritage Foundation supports it and is said it will help stop big Tech from quote turning kids trans we know this is not the team lizzo wants to be on online so that’s what’s really going on with Cosa it’s an overreaching piece of legislation it’s written in a very vague way it could hurt the ability of young people uh to connect with lgbtq resources and lgbtq communities and support that they have online so there are just tons of inadequacies of this bill now they’re claiming that this bill has been Rewritten Senator Blumenthal has claimed on social media that oh no no we reworked this bill and we addressed all of the concerns that groups like fight for the future pointed out however groups like fight for the future and others have indicated no you haven’t we looked at the most recent version of the bill and no our minds are not at ease we are still in opposition to this bill so please go to fight for the future.org to learn more and folks I will be on the road you can catch me on tour May 12th I’ll be in Los Angeles California that’s my third show of three working on my Edinburgh hour June 16th Madison June 17th Minneapolis Minnesota June 23rd Detroit June 28th Bloomington Indiana and June 29th Chicago August 16th through 27th I’ll be at the Edinboro Fringe Festival in Edinboro Scotland in October 21st I’ll be doing a show in San Pedro California tickets and all information can be found at my website ronplacone.com that’s romplacone.com and please if you get a chance go over to my YouTube channel youtube.com and watch my pilot loaner and in the meantime this is Ron flaccone for status quo signing out .

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0.0 what’s up everybody Ron flaccone here
1.92 reporting for status coup if you like
4.319 pornography and you live in Utah things
7.2 just got a little harder pun intended so
11.04 it turns out the Church of Latter-day
12.96 Saints has taken over all pornography
15.78 distribution in Utah the only website
18.3 you can go to is a website called
19.98 Mormons gone wild it features people in
22.5 goofy underwear drinking coffee all
24.72 right I’m just kidding that’s not that’s
25.98 not the News That’s not the news that’s
27.18 not a real thing I just made that up
28.56 okay here’s what actually happened
31.099 PornHub has decided to block access in
35.04 all of Utah why well here’s what’s going
37.32 on this is from CNN PornHub blocks
41.219 access in Utah over age verification law
44.879 so some of the internet’s biggest adults
47.76 websites including PornHub are now
49.5 blocking access to Utah users over a new
52.02 age verification law that takes effect
54.12 on Wednesday now we reported on this
56.039 policy uh over here on status quo a
58.92 little while ago I also talked about it
60.42 on my show get your news on with Ron
62.1 PornHub and other adult sites controlled
64.92 by its parents mind geek began blocking
67.68 visitors with utah-based IP addresses
70.08 this week now instead of seeing adult
72.06 content when visiting those sites
73.799 affected users are shown a message
75.42 expressing concern to uh SB 287 that’s
80.28 the Utah law signed by Governor Spencer
82.56 Cox in March that creates liability for
85.2 porn sites that make their content
86.7 available to people below the age of 18.
89.159 here’s their quote
90.78 as you may know your elected officials
93.6 in Utah are requiring us to verify your
95.939 age before allowing you access to our
97.86 website the message said while safety
100.14 and compliance are at the Forefront of
101.579 our mission giving your ID card every
104.1 time you want to visit an adult platform
106.079 is not the most effective solution for
109.2 protecting our users and in fact we’ll
111.72 put children and your privacy at risk so
114.659 this new policy requires people to
118.399 submit identification verification and
122.1 pertinent information to their ID every
124.979 time they want to go on an adult website
128.039 this creates a huge liability for
131.7 pornhub or any other website that has to
134.22 handle all of that data it makes them
136.319 very susceptible for hacking it ain’t
138.959 good they don’t want that kind of
140.76 liability can’t say I blame them so
143.22 they’re saying look we’re just not going
145.2 to make your website available in this
147.66 area now now I understand that you don’t
151.26 want people not of the appropriate age
153.239 going on porn websites I certainly get
155.879 that but again this is not the solution
159.739 one it will lead to significant security
162.9 concerns again entering ID information
165.239 every single time that is a disaster
169.56 waiting to happen this also could lead
172.5 to more censorship on the web they’re
174.9 going to start with porn sites who knows
177.36 where they’re going to stop what’s going
178.739 to be next is it going to be all social
180.36 media is it going to be abortion
182.819 information is it going to be lgbtq
185.64 information and resources keep in mind
187.98 we are dealing with the state of Utah
190.2 here uh this could also let’s be real
193.019 here folks this could lead the youth to
196.019 more dangerous parts of the web I
198.42 understand we’re trying to keep people
200.58 off of porn sites that aren’t of the
202.26 appropriate age to be there but let’s be
204.72 real
205.519 when younger people want to get porn
208.8 they’re going to find a way this is
211.44 coming from somebody who is just old
213.36 enough to remember when we buried
215.099 Playboys in the woods all right I’m just
217.739 old enough to remember that barely old
219.54 enough but nonetheless old enough to
221.459 remember it my point is look these kids
224.22 they’re gonna try to find stuff one way
226.799 or another doing something like this
228.54 could potentially lead them to more
230.519 dangerous parts of the web
232.739 uh so this is an overreaching and
235.14 ineffective policy and now you can’t
237.72 even go to Pornhub if you’re in Utah now
240.959 while all this is going on out in Utah
243.0 there’s another thing going on and
245.34 that’s the bill Cosa the kids online
247.92 safety act now similar to uh the bill in
252.659 Utah the intentions of this bill uh
256.139 sound Noble they sound like yeah we want
258.9 to keep kids safe online we want to keep
261.6 kids away from the toxicity of social
264.06 media as much as possible to give them a
267.66 positive social media experience or at
269.82 least as positive as any social media
272.16 experience can be I totally get that I
275.22 think that social media is very toxic
277.86 for all of us but it’s especially toxic
280.44 for children I can’t imagine if
283.199 something like Facebook existed when I
285.54 was in Middle School I I can only
287.16 imagine that we had aim at that point
289.979 that was enough so I totally get that
293.22 but here’s the thing with Cosa Cosa is
297.18 also a very very overreaching bill it is
300.78 written in a very uh vague context it
304.139 could lead to more censorship we’re
305.699 going to get into that in just a second
307.38 but here’s the deal Cosa has some kind
311.16 of unlikely sponsors here or uh rather
314.34 sponsors not the Whiteboard supporters
316.02 and uh one of their big supporters is
318.72 lizzo
320.1 so lizzo has been called on to end
322.919 support of the kids online safety act
325.02 amid concerns over censorship so lizzo
327.8 who you know I don’t know lizzo
330.06 personally obviously but she seems to be
332.699 uh seems to be a pretty good person who
335.16 who has a decent um you know a decent
337.56 awareness when it comes to issues out
339.419 there and I would imagine if lizzo was
342.6 aware of all the details of this bill uh
346.32 she would not be in support of it I I
348.6 think she is likely not aware of the um
351.96 the full nature of this bill uh so the
354.96 activist group fight for the future who
356.639 I collaborate with Once lizzo to stop
358.68 supporting a bill that’s been condemned
360.18 by the ACLU glad and the national Center
362.699 for transgender equality so earlier this
365.639 month lizzo partnered with dub to help
367.44 promote the kids online safety act with
369.419 an online petition her involvement with
371.46 the project included a statement
372.84 explaining her support of the bill
374.28 social media is supposed to be a place
376.139 where people can express themselves and
377.759 be a source for beauty confidence not
379.38 anxiety seeing the negative impact of
381.66 social media on youth mental health
383.22 today is devastating and has to stop
385.02 join us to use your voice to help make
387.18 change again this all sounds great this
390.479 sounds like a noble cause and if this
392.699 bill was actually doing that well this
394.979 would be a cool Bill to support
396.44 unfortunately here’s the real deal with
399.3 this bill the activist group fight for
401.4 the future on April 26 shared a petition
403.38 calling on lizzo to revert her support
405.66 for the bill opponents of the bill noted
407.58 that it’s been condemned by
408.66 organizations including the ACLU glad
411.18 and the national Center for transgender
412.56 equality over concerns that the bills
414.9 that vague language could potentially
416.58 lead to conservative-led censorship of
418.8 lgbtq content reproductive Health Care
421.919 sources excuse me reproductive health
424.5 care resources and more so let’s go to
428.34 the letter itself so here’s the big
430.919 problem with Cosa Cosa would allow State
433.74 Attorneys General think Ken Paxton from
436.139 Texas who is actively investigating the
438.12 families of trans children to dick
440.039 dictate what content platforms are
442.139 allowed to recommend to underage users
444.3 well the Bill’s supporters fantasize
446.52 that this will incentivize platforms to
448.62 moderate more responsibly for example by
451.319 removing content promoting Eating
453.06 Disorders the reality is that they will
455.46 simply moderate in a more risk-averse
457.8 way for example by suppressing all
460.38 content where Eating Disorders are
462.479 discussed at all even if it’s important
464.759 self-help content or contact directing
467.52 young people to resources for support
469.5 again this is this is similar to all the
472.56 algorithms that aren’t actually humans
475.02 that can understand context and Nuance
477.539 that are just deciding what to censor
480.0 and what not to censor this is that
482.22 whole Playbook being seen all over again
484.44 more than 100 human rights organizations
487.08 oppose Cosa meanwhile the right-wing
489.78 Heritage Foundation supports it and is
492.18 said it will help stop big Tech from
494.52 quote turning kids trans we know this is
498.0 not the team lizzo wants to be on online
500.699 so that’s what’s really going on with
503.28 Cosa it’s an overreaching piece of
505.74 legislation it’s written in a very vague
508.74 way it could hurt the ability of young
511.199 people uh to connect with lgbtq
513.979 resources and lgbtq communities and
517.08 support that they have online so there
519.539 are just tons of inadequacies of this
521.76 bill now they’re claiming that this bill
524.159 has been Rewritten Senator Blumenthal
526.68 has claimed on social media that oh no
528.959 no we reworked this bill and we
531.72 addressed all of the concerns that
534.12 groups like fight for the future pointed
536.16 out however groups like fight for the
538.92 future and others have indicated no you
541.92 haven’t we looked at the most recent
543.899 version of the bill and no our minds are
546.779 not at ease we are still in opposition
549.24 to this bill so please go to fight for
551.519 the future.org to learn more and folks I
555.72 will be on the road you can catch me on
557.58 tour May 12th I’ll be in Los Angeles
559.2 California that’s my third show of three
561.6 working on my Edinburgh hour June 16th
564.36 Madison June 17th Minneapolis Minnesota
567.0 June 23rd Detroit June 28th Bloomington
570.48 Indiana and June 29th Chicago August
573.899 16th through 27th I’ll be at the
575.64 Edinboro Fringe Festival in Edinboro
577.44 Scotland in October 21st I’ll be doing a
580.38 show in San Pedro California tickets and
582.72 all information can be found at my
584.1 website ronplacone.com that’s
586.339 romplacone.com and please if you get a
589.019 chance go over to my YouTube channel
590.399 youtube.com and watch my pilot loaner
594.0 and in the meantime this is Ron flaccone
596.519 for status quo signing out
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