Americans need to be on alert. OnlyFans CEO Keily Blair is trying to sell us on her company as a “safe” platform. This so-called safe platform is known for hosting adult content that corrupts our values and traditions.
Blair recently spoke to the Wall Street Journal about how her company works. She claims OnlyFans is building a social media platform that doesn’t use advertising or tracking algorithms. But don’t be fooled by this tech talk – they’re still pushing inappropriate content to millions of users.
The CEO proudly states they have over 300 million users on their platform. They’re making big money from content that tears at the fabric of our society. This is another example of big tech companies putting profits over the moral health of our nation.
OnlyFans isn’t allowed on the App Store. That should tell you everything you need to know about what they’re really selling. They claim to keep minors off their platform, but how can parents truly be sure their children aren’t accessing this material?
Blair was a lawyer before becoming CEO of this controversial company. Now she spends her time defending a business model that exploits people for money. Hard-working American families are fighting to protect their children from exactly this kind of influence.
The company talks about “creator rights” and “fair compensation.” What they don’t talk about is the damage they’re doing to traditional values. They’re making it normal for young people to think selling inappropriate content is just another career choice.
OnlyFans says they’re concerned about safety and limits the use of AI on their platform. But real safety would mean not promoting content that goes against family values in the first place. This is the problem with liberal tech companies today.
We cannot let platforms like OnlyFans continue to operate without facing serious questions. Our children and communities deserve better protection. True American values are about dignity, hard work, and respect – not profiting from content that undermines these principles.
