Texas age-verification law got the Supreme Court stamp of approval ๐ โ ! No more sneaky biz, fr fr.
๐ฅ๐จ BREAKING NEWS: SCOTUS Says "Sorry, Not Sorry" to the Internet! ๐คก๐ In a moment that has Twitter spiraling and Reddit melting down, the Supreme Court just whipped out their gavel and gave Texas's age-verification law a shiny gold star. ๐๏ธ Like, who knew judging the internet would be their side gig? ๐ค This is fine ๐ถ๐ง "Age verification? That's just baby-proofing the internet, fam!" said a *totally real* dev from Texas (let's call him Chad). Chad continues, "Next, they'll ask for my high school diploma before letting me see cat videos! ๐ฟโ No cap!" So what does this mean for us, the uncensored keyboard warriors of the web? Well, buckle up, because weโre about to enter the cringe zone: TikTok dances on paywalls, and suddenly every meme lord needs a birth certificate just to drop that fire content. ๐ฅ๐ Meanwhile, the real winners here are Google's lawyers, cashing in on stonks ๐ฐ๐ every time we panic about โwhoโs watching.โ ๐ฅ UNHINGED PREDICTION: This is just the beginning, folks. Soon, youโll need an official scroll from the Council of Meme Lords ๐ค to share a funny meme. "You shall not pass!" โ Gandalf, probably. Share this with your friends before they need a permission slip to read memes! ๐๐คฃ
