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When more people have this perspective, then we can have nice things again.

What's a polite way to say, "I'm not having this conversation with you because your entire understanding of the subject is built on so many layers of misinformation that correcting you would require a full factory reset of your worldview and I simply do not have the desire or time"?

Anyone else feel compelled to have to add multiple softeners/buffers to beginning of statements to avoid people freaking out otherwise? "I think," "I think it may be, but I could be wrong". Making a definitive statement without pre-confessing fallibility repeatedly is like a mine field these days. -J

The big problem in American politics is that voters expect the government to solve their problems. Our country was founded on the principle that the people should be left alone to solve their own problems. When government is empowered to solve problems, it creates them instead.

Thank you Phil 😊 Well said! @TheRavenLynette @Hollyrope @erokenny @randy22a @cuffkey @lilmissy_uk @NatalieCarnot @RopedProse @Prebondage2 @ageplayallday @GagAttackProd @SexyAsianaStarr to name a quick few!

🧵The UK’s Crime and Policing Act 2026 is having consequences far beyond the UK, with adult content creators across the world affected by restrictions and compliance reviews. I’m experiencing it myself. Over half my Clips4Sale catalogue is temporarily restricted, although I’m gradually seeing content return. I understand the frustration, but I also recognise the incredibly difficult position platforms are in. Compliant content can be temporarily restricted during reviews, and I believe the teams at C4S are working incredibly hard to resolve this. In my experience they have one of the best customer support systems. But what concerns me most is the human impact. Less than 24 hours after the new law came into effect, we’re already seeing smaller and newer creators expressing genuine fear and panic about their livelihoods. For some, the sudden loss of income is creating an immediate financial crisis. And this is where I think we need to ask some very serious questions. The government’s stated intention is to protect people, particularly women, from harm. But what happens when the implementation of legislation intended to protect people creates financial distress and uncertainty for the very people whose safety we’re concerned about? When livelihoods are suddenly disrupted, people panic. They make rushed decisions, become financially desperate and can find themselves in vulnerable situations. Financial desperation can create opportunities for predatory individuals who exploit people when they’re frightened, vulnerable and running out of options. And these consequences don’t necessarily stop at national borders. Regardless of your views on adult content, people working legally, ethically and consensually still have bills, families and responsibilities. Nobody should overlook the human consequences of suddenly disrupting someone’s livelihood. If you’re a smaller or newer creator, or this is your primary income, please don’t let panic push you into decisions that could compromise your safety or financial security. Take stock, get accurate information, seek support and make considered decisions. I’ve put together a practical thread with some steps that may help creators navigating this disruption. And to my fellow adult creators around the world, if you know of any reputable organisations or useful contacts in your country offering financial, legal or safety support to those affected, please tag them below so we can help one another find the support we need. Please look after yourselves, and one another. 🤍 ⬇️

And if any of you consumers give a FUCK about your creators SAY SOMETHING PLEASE Our administrative work has increased ten fold with a DECREASE in sales Im a custom producer so im LUCKY but clip makers only? Show extra love to them pls

The life of a clips4sale producer in 2026: - AVS laws get added worldwide - Income drops - AI Porn starts taking over our platforms - Income drops - C4S starts a new all you can eat C4S+ streaming area for $14.95 - income drops - UK makes a ridiculous law that unintentionally covers a huge swath of fetish content - We know what happens next... I'm tired, boss...

Today, the UK introduced draconian criminal penalties for the distribution of consensual kink and fetish content. The laws are unclear and could put thousands of creators in potential legal jeopardy. For the time being, we’ve limited distribution of significant amounts of content in the UK. (1/8)

🚨NEWS: The porn ban for England & Wales comes into force today You can now face a prison sentence of up to 2 years if you possess or distribute pornography that depicts two people pretending to be related (including step-) Meanwhile actual cousin f*cking is still legal because Labour don't want to upset Muslims Keir Starmer was asked to ban cousin marriage and he refused Andy Burnham has kept the same stance The hypocrisy is on show for the world to see

I've had a few WhatsApps and DMs about the new UK porn laws today and if #Giantessfetish is affected. It isn't. Step-family, solo fetish roleplay or solo POV smothering is totally unaffected by this legislation. Tell your friends. Here's the actual law wording and summary

Update: C4S *ARE* doing reviews, not you. So if it shows restricted access they will do a review and either activate it, or THEN send it to you, to either amend or delete. Unfortunealty that was not adequately explained in the email. But this has been confirmed now via CST.

C4S went nuclear (as it always does) and just went with an "AI flag everything, THEN sort it out" approach. Clips. com, however, is taking it differently. From my dashboard there: "Nov 5, 2026 Content Restrictions for England and Wales This is something we have to do, not something we want to do or necessarily agree with. Most importantly, no content is being removed from Clips.com as part of this change. Content covered by the new requirements will only be restricted from being viewed in England and Wales. It will remain available everywhere else that it is permitted. Beginning November 6, new legal requirements take effect in England and Wales covering certain types of adult content. This may include categories involving breath play, smothering, hand-over-mouth, trampling, and similar themes. Because we have multiple overlapping categories, we are not publishing a complete category list. Individual clips may also be restricted based on what happens in the content, regardless of the category selected by the creator. We have used AI to help identify and tag potentially affected content. AI will not make the final decision. (Note from me: This is HUGE: finally AI being used as a tool and not an end-all Judge, Jury and Executioner) Every flagged clip will be reviewed by a member of our compliance team, who will determine whether it needs to be restricted in England and Wales. Moving forward, all submitted content will go through this additional screening, with manual review when necessary. Creators do not need to remove or archive their clips because of this change. Our goal is to meet the new requirements while keeping restrictions limited to England and Wales and avoiding unnecessary limitations everywhere else." After this statement, they link to the new law. Superior approach and actual humans are in control and not overzealous AI's like over at C4S. Ask me again why I love Clips.com so much.

Didn't we fight and win 2 wars one in 1776 and the other in 1812 to make sure we weren't subject to the UK's Laws?

Man gets KO’d in front of his girlfriend after trying to fight a man in a taco costume. 🌮