An Oklahoma state senator has proposed legislation that would make viewing pornography a crime and ban sex between unmarried people.
The bill, which will be introduced next month by Sen. State Rep. Dusty Deevers (R-Elgin), would prohibit taking or producing sexual content that “does not have a serious literary, artistic, educational, political or scientific purpose or value” in any medium.
The measure defines “obscene material” as the depiction or description of any “act of sexual intercourse,” including those that are “normal or perverted, real or simulated.”
Content depicting fornication and masturbation also cannot be discussed, in addition to videos, movies, video games and text messages involving “sado-masochistic abuse” and “acts of defecation in a sexual context.”
Under the measure, images of human genitalia or female breasts will also be banned as well as “pornographic displays” of “butts”.
It carries a prison sentence of up to a year and a $2,000 fine.
Republican state Sen. Dusty Deevers is set to introduce the bill next month. X/Dusty Deevers Deevers, a Baptist minister, was elected last year to represent a rural district that includes the small towns of Comanche and Elgin. deevers2023.com
The prudish proposal would also allow anyone who produces or promotes allegedly objectionable content to be sued by any state resident for $10,000.
Married couples will be exempt from the ban, provided they only share explicit content they co-create with each other.
The proposed law would also require social media sites like X to be made unavailable in the Soon State, unless it heavily censors its content, as Mary Sue points out.
Deevers, a Baptist minister elected last year to represent the rural district that includes the small towns of Comanche (population under 1,400) and Elgin (about 3,700), did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Post.
Married couples will be exempt from the ban, provided they only share explicit content they co-create with each other. legiscan.com
The legislators envisioned that most such prohibitions would likely violate the First Amendment and wrote a provision declaring that “the constitutionally valid application of this section shall be severed from any application found by the court to be invalid.”
Okies’ porn viewing choices have become increasingly curious over the past few years, according to Pornhub’s annual statistics.
In 2021, the most popular search on the statewide site was “natural t–s.”
In 2022 it’s “anime,” and last year it was “sex d–k.”
Pornhub was the 12th most viewed website in the US last year, with two other skin sites coming in at 13th and 15th, according to SimilarWeb.
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