fosta/sesta violates our first amendment rights.

[axelthefox]

Under Fosta/sesta section 230 of the communcations decency act is ignored which states that sites are not liable for what people post on a site.

This law was passed by congress and violates our 1st amendment rights and was written when trump was in office.

He may not have written the law, but it happened under his watch.

How Congress Censored the Internet

In Passing SESTA/FOSTA, Lawmakers Failed to Separate Their Good Intentions from Bad LawToday was a dark day for the Internet.The U.S. Senate just voted 97-2 to pass the Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act (FOSTA, H.R. 1865), a bill that silences online speech by forcing...

www.eff.org

Call the congressional switchboard at (202) 224-3121 and tell them to shove this bill up where the sun don't shine.

A furry dating site was shut down due to fosta/sesta and other sites might be next.

Furry Dating Site Shuts Down Because of FOSTA

Pounced.org is down, citing the passage of a controversial sex-trafficking bill last week.

www.vice.com

Laws can be repealed.

1492 Ban on Jews Is Voided by Spain; 1492 BAN ON JEWS IS VOIDED IN SPAIN (Published 1968)

Beth Yaakov Synagogue (Madrid): Lst synagogue built in Spain in 600 yrs opens; Grand Rabbi S Gaon s; Govt reprs, Madrid Abp Morcillo, US Amb Wagner attend; illus

www.nytimes.com

Just a example that laws can be voided.

 

[Glitch]

You are mistaken about when the law was written, and whose watch it was under. The Communications Decency Act was inserted as Title V under the Telecommunications Act of 1996, and held to be unconstitutional just four months after the Telecommunication Act passed in February by a three-judge federal court in Pennsylvania. It was also passed with a veto-proof majority, so it would not have made any difference if Clinton signed the bill or not.

Communications Decency Act ruled unconstitutional - The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press

Communications Decency Act ruled unconstitutional06/17/96 PENNSYLVANIA--The Communications Decency Act is unconstitutional on its face, a special three-judge federal court in Pennsylvania ruled in mid-June. The government is enjoined from enforcing those portions of the statute, part of the...

www.rcfp.org