Michigan Lawmaker Who Condemned Gay Marriage Wants to Ban Internet Porn

Rep. Josh Schriver

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Michigan State Rep. Josh Schriver, a Republican from Oxford, seems to be crusading as the morality police for the state's political conservatives.

Last month, he proposed a resolution to condemn the U.S. Supreme Court's 2015 decision that legalized gay marriage. So far, the House Republican leadership has declined to take a vote.

Now, he says he's drafting a state ban on internet pornography, insisting it "harms all who come in contact with it," The Detroit News reports.

On X, he wrote "using/dealing porn" equaled "using/dealing heroin."

The Detroit News goes on to write:

It's not clear how Schriver's proposed porn ban would prevent a state of 10 million residents from easy access to sexually explicit content on the internet.

Using/Dealing Porn = Using/Dealing Heroin

MY NEW LAW WILL TREAT THESE EQUALLY@elonmusk should preemptively ban porn on this platform to avoid prison#NeverAgain pic.twitter.com/A1XqLlUL7S

— Rep. Josh Schriver (@JoshuaSchriver) February 13, 2025