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Oppose the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act and others like it

To: Sen. Ossoff, Sen. Warnock, Rep. Carter

From: A constituent in Hinesville, GA

May 13, 2025

I'm writing because I strongly oppose the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act. This bill is a bare-faced attempt to ban any expression and speech that interest groups don't like, while doing nothing to protect children. The worst part is that the way this bill is set up is in such a manner that makes anyone opposing it's constitutionality look like they want children to be harmed. That is not the intention in opposing bills like that that promote overreach. The intention in opposing these bills is to prevent the spread if ineffective 'headline-friendly' bills that push traffic to unregulated rogue pirate sites while allowing predators to flourish in now 'family-friendly' spaces. These bills create hunting grounds for groomers and predators who frequent teen and child friendly spaces online. Creating more adult material provides the benefit of narrowing these hotspots, allowing law enforcement to easily prosecute these predators. Adult material and fictional content is not the problem. Please oppose the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act.

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