Poor Mississippi (Jackson, Greenville, Tupelo: 2015, homeowners insurance, movers)

[doc1]

Originally Posted by JoeJunior; Mississippi is a state of haves and have nots......

Originally Posted by doc1

Sounds like California.

And NYC come to think of it.

[EscAlaMike]

Originally Posted by GrandviewGloria

Yes. It's brand-new. I've had two associates back out of being moved to the region (one to Louisiana, and one to Mississippi), because of it. For retirees whose bits are still in working order, I'd imagine this will be a deal-breaker.

Age Verification effectively bans use of the free streaming services like Pornhub.

I was unaware of this bill, thanks for pointing it out! I can't tell if the bill has become law yet, but it's excellent news. Hopefully it points to a larger trend that eventually puts pornographers out of business.

Here's the text of the version that passed the MS House:

HB 1315

That's really sad that people are so addicted to viewing pornography that it controls their choice of residence.

[Rock Climber]

That data is, at best, 13 years old.

[Aquatique]

Originally Posted by EscAlaMike

I was unaware of this bill, thanks for pointing it out! I can't tell if the bill has become law yet, but it's excellent news. Hopefully it points to a larger trend that eventually puts pornographers out of business.

Here's the text of the version that passed the MS House:

HB 1315

That's really sad that people are so addicted to viewing pornography that it controls their choice of residence.

We're considering relocating to MS and this makes us far more interested in the state than we already were. It's a step in the right direction.

[EscAlaMike]

Originally Posted by Aquatique

We're considering relocating to MS and this makes us far more interested in the state than we already were. It's a step in the right direction.

Definitely!

[viverlibre]

Originally Posted by EscAlaMike

I was unaware of this bill, thanks for pointing it out! I can't tell if the bill has become law yet, but it's excellent news. Hopefully it points to a larger trend that eventually puts pornographers out of business.

Here's the text of the version that passed the MS House:

HB 1315

That's really sad that people are so addicted to viewing pornography that it controls their choice of residence.

That bill is more symbolism over substance. Going through VPN (which is much simpler than it sounds) will easily get around this issue, if the porn sites (likely based off shore) even attempt to enforce it. LA has a similar law. I've spent a good deal of time in muslim countries with strict laws concerning what one can view, soldiers always easily and quickly found a way around these issues.

[EscAlaMike]

Originally Posted by viverlibre

That bill is more symbolism over substance. Going through VPN (which is much simpler than it sounds) will easily get around this issue, if the porn sites (likely based off shore) even attempt to enforce it. LA has a similar law. I've spent a good deal of time in muslim countries with strict laws concerning what one can view, soldiers always easily and quickly found a way around these issues.

The war against porn has to start somewhere.

[Aquatique]

^ This law could theoretically reduce unintentional / unwanted exposure.

[Aquatique]

Regarding the topic of the thread, I have a question. For those who have lived in multiple states including MS, does poverty really seem much more prevalent in MS compared to other places you've lived?

Also, I see MS is usually #1 on lists of most affordable states / lowest cost of living states.

[viverlibre]

Originally Posted by Aquatique

^ This law could theoretically reduce unintentional / unwanted exposure.

This bill will have no impact on anything other than giving legislators something to crow about to their church members.