OnlyFans and dating apps called a threat to American society
A strand of conservative commentary is turning its fire on OnlyFans and dating apps rather than immigration, calling them the real danger to American family life — bad for those platforms, and a sign of a widening split on the right.
- OnlyFans and Tinder are being cast as civilization-level threats, with the people running them said to belong in prison.
- The argument openly dismisses the usual focus on Muslim immigration as a distraction from damage done by American tech companies.
- It also accuses the ADL and AIPAC of buying political protection, a line that invites charges of antisemitism.
- The claim that a tenth of American women are now selling sex online has no basis in data, but it shows how hot the rhetoric has gotten.
Outlook: expect more pressure from the right on adult-content and dating platforms, and more fighting over whether immigration or Big Tech is the bigger enemy.