just so we're all clear, this is literally just one step away from "anything that isn't purely reproductive is immoral" and that's exactly what it will turn into in a short while

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What's funny/not funny about all this is their "porn teaches young people bad things" spiel (they used an alleged account of a 14yo asking about it) is that they admit their age verification measures don't work. They're just piling on increasingly broken restrictions on consensual adult activity

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That's the problem though isn't it, how are they supposed to be able to determine the difference? Like reliably.

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Hm...and what if the person is depriving themselves of air by say...holding their own breath...or something?

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It's worth reading the law itself, which is both more restrictive in some ways and broader in others. I'm not particularly worried that oral sex is about to be outlawed in the UK, or that that's even the intent. But as we've seen in the US (with things like "pornography" and "terrorism") is how

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