Florida politics erupted this week after Republican gubernatorial candidate James Fishback proposed a 50% sin tax on OnlyFans creators and the men who consume their content. Fishback argues that the tax would 'disincentivise and deter' adult entertainment while raising $200 million for school lunches.
The 31-year-old investment CEO insists that the measure is rooted in morality. He claims young women should focus on raising families rather than selling adult content, and young men should avoid 'lustful content' that could rewire their brains. Critics, however, have dismissed the proposal as heavy-handed and out of touch with the realities of modern work.
