I know it sounds, it's literally in the Bible.

I can hear Alex Jones screaming right now.

But on the other, like, what are they supposed to do?

If you go to like a porn site and says, you promise you're over 18,

I don't want a 14 year old, a 12 year old clicking that and saying yes.

So I think facial recognition is a, it's a good solution.

For everybody else, let's, let's, let's pull it up.

We've got this story from thegamer.com.

There is a bill under review right now that could prevent credit card companies from blocking adult games on Steam.

For those that don't know the story, this has been an ongoing battle, a new gamer war, as it were, as video game distributors like Steam and Itch, have been banning adult games because a feminist anti-porn group had been putting pressure on

Visa and MasterCard to get this content banned. Steam then updates its rules saying, okay,

you know, we're not going to allow this stuff. And the issue is, the content is legal.

But Steam facing pressure from payment processor says, you know what, we're not going to be involved.

Now, this bill that was introduced by Kevin Kramer of North Dakota, was actually about gun rights.

You see, several months ago, February 4th, when this was introduced, we had been hearing that credit card companies were going to start restricting anybody at gun stores.

They were going to say, you know what, if you're using payment processing for guns, we're going to restrict this.

It's a way to circumvent the Second Amendment and our right to keep in bare arms.

But wait, there's more.

The issue was much broader than that.

Activist organizations are trying to prevent people from being able to buy legal products.

I'm going to tell you this.

I think porn is bad.

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