Be sure to check your sex doll’s ID – Florida Legislature passes new law
The Florida Legislature has passed a bill to ban childlike sex dolls, sending it to Gov. Ron DeSantis to be signed into law.
Sen. Lauren Book, D-Plantation, sponsored SB 160, which would make it a first-degree misdemeanor to own, show, lend, sell or advertise child sex dolls. If someone possesses one without the intent to do the above, it would be a second-degree misdemeanor. And if someone does it more than once, it would become a third-degree felony.
Discover more from Florida Action Committee
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
I can’t understand why Book’s parents allowed it to happen. They must have been parenting from a distance, too involved in themselves to be concerned about their child.
No kidding on that one Capt.! It is definitely an anomaly for such abuse to go on for so long in the home. Someone other than the person found directly responsible needed to be held accountable also. I would be guilt ridden and so full of remorse if such a thing had gone on in my home. I do believe that I would not be obsessive about taking it out on others who had nothing to do with my situation. In suspense already to see what she comes up with for next year…..
What do you expect from a person who was tortured sexually and molested etc, etc for 6 years and never tells anyone? Something is gravely amiss here that has caused this person and her father to do what they do. I for one and probably most of you would want to stay away, as far as possible from repeated exposure to anything remotely related to the horror she experienced for so long. Very odd to say the least.
I guess the waste of tax payers dollars over something so silly is so important then 1000’s if not hundreds of children going to bed hungry at night. Perhaps removing the needless and godless registry would direct funds for much needs programs such as education, vocation training and most important having a nutritionist meal.