Michigan Republican Pushing Porn Ban Prowled Porn Sites Looking For Group Sex To Satisfy His Sex Fetishes
A Michigan Republican pushing porn ban has been busted prowling porns site looking to fulfill his sexual fetishes.
State Representative Josh Schriver is leading a campaign to ban pornography in Michigan. However, The Metro Times in Detroit has discovered he had an account on a pornographic hook-up website named Fling.com. Fling.com promised users they could “find sex” and “get laid tonight.”
An archived version of the site shows Schriver accessed explicit photos, videos, and live sex webcams.
Schriver compared porn to heroin. He introduced legislation in September to ban online pornography statewide.
Yet, Fling.com described itself as the “world’s best website for casual sex and swingers.”
The leaked information was verified by the cybersecurity database SnusBase. The data lists Schriver’s email address and a profile indicating sexual interests including “fetish” and “groupsex.”
The data shows Schriver last accessed the account on Sept. 11, 2010.
The records indicate the account was authentic. Schriver’s email address and password also appear in multiple other breaches linked to Schriver’s verified personal accounts on other platforms. The birthday in the Fling.com records align with Schriver’s March 1992 birth date. The IP address used also matches his time as a student at Michigan State University. Schriver graduated in 2015.
Fling.com, a site known for its graphic pornographic webcam content and adult meet-ups.
The owner of Fling.com confirmed in 2016 that millions of user accounts. This data breach contained email addresses and sexual preferences.
Schriver claims the information about him was “forged.”
