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Back to the point in Sophie's argument that if anybody was going to be taxed, it should be OnlyFans and not her.

Like, if you wanna talk about OnlyFans, the company, being taxed, or PornHub, you might say, like, sure, we can give them a sin tax, like what Fishback is proposing, but what then stops those companies from going out and recruiting more OnlyFans creators, or recruiting more subscribers, more men to subscribe to those pages, just to try to recoup their losses?

in what they're now paying in taxes.

James Fishback is offering an alternative and saying, let's just stop it right here with the creators.

Now again, we do have to admit that while Fishback might have strong feelings on this issue, he could also just be doing this for attention and the shock value, you know, taking a play out of Trump's book, but the thing is,

This isn't some grand new idea.

And I think that's what a lot of people are missing online because I'm seeing a lot of comments of saying this would never work.

This is crazy.

This is completely hypocritical, but Florida is not the only state that is considering this.

Take this headline right here.

Utah GOP lawmaker pushes 7% porn tax to fund teen mental health services.

My point is this is not a new idea in our current political

And while I certainly do want to find a way to curb the production and the distribution of something that is such a net negative on society, I do have thoughts.