a full ban for any and all pervert glasses would be much more useful
this post was submitted on 07 Sep 2026
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True. Although I like how the headlines referring to the product as "pervert glasses" combined with headlines like this one leave little room for nuance. I hope the next logical step is for users to be forced to say "not all pervert glass wearers are sex offenders". Embarrassment, shame, and ridicule is a better enforcement tool than any government action or restriction.
Why not just ban pervert glasses without a prescription?
Mm mm mm. Nothing says "problem solved" like sticking your head in the sand.