Saagar LOSES IT After Trump Visas For OnlyFans

The O1B visa, intended for 'exceptional creatives,' has seen a dramatic increase in grants to influencers and OnlyFans models since the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the Financial Times, 50% of these visas are now issued to individuals in these categories, primarily because their commercial success and high follower counts meet the visa's criteria for proving 'extraordinary ability.'

Influencers and OnlyFans models dominate US extraordinary artist visas; 50% of O1B visas granted to influencers and OnlyFans models according to the Financial Times.

The hosts argue that combining 'libertine libertarian economic capitalist policy with libertine culture' creates 'the worst of all worlds.' They contend that a society without strong social or legal stigmas against industries like pornography, gambling, and drug use leads to a 'disaster' where materialism and 'disgusting industry' thrive without moral checks.

If you combine our libertine libertarian economic capitalist policy with libertine culture, you get the worst of all worlds. And that's what that's the world that we're living.

The hosts refute the narrative that banks 'debank' porn or crypto companies due to moral objections or political bias. Instead, they assert that banks avoid these industries because of their poor track record in complying with critical regulations, such as CESAM (Child Sexual Abuse Material) and anti-money laundering (AML) laws. The risk of non-compliance makes these businesses too problematic for banks.

Banks have no morals. They don't care if you're in porn. The reason they don't do business with porn is because they're deeply worried that the companies themselves, which have a horrible track record of complying with CESAM regulations and with revenge porn regulation and in fact dramatically encourage both.

The discussion highlights the immediate dangers of advanced AI, citing instances where AI models like Grock were used to generate 'undressed' images of adults and children. This demonstrates the difficulty of technological mediation and the lack of timely legal response, reinforcing the argument for stronger government intervention and clear legal frameworks to prevent the misuse of technology for harmful purposes.

Grock is undressing children at the... request of people who are on Twitter... it even works whenever it's used against children... Where's the law? Is the DOJ going to do anything about it?