Owen Lynch, the boyfriend and manager of retired OnlyFans star Camilla Araujo, blasted James Fishback’s infamous “sin tax” proposal, which proposes to tax adult content creators 50% of their earnings. The proposal already saw a verbal war between OnlyFans star Sophie Rain and Fishback online. Now, Lynch has also slammed this proposed law, claiming that they might have to move out of Florida.
Owen Lynch blasts Florida republican’s proposal of ‘Sin Tax’
Owen Lynch, the boyfriend of Camilla Araujo, has recently spoke nout about the proposed “sin tax,” which aims to tax adult content creators. Championed by James Fishback, the new Republican candidate for Florida’s governor, the controversial law has already drawn a lot of criticism in the online world.
Lynch, who also manages Araujo’s multimillion-dollar brand, spoke about this in a recent Instagram video. “Apparently, this guy who’s running for Florida governor is trying to make a sin tax on all the money generated from OnlyFans,” he said on the video, “You know me, proud OnlyFans manager, I might have to move out of Florida.”
The manager also drew attention to the broader cultural crackdown on adult content creation. “Puerto Rico? Can’t go to Dubai, they don’t like that over there either,” he continued, “We might be cooked, boys. Fifty percent sin tax. Maybe I need to look for another job. I’m probably just gonna put the fries in the bag at this point.”
Meanwhile, Fishback has continued to defend this policy in his recent interviews. He claims that this tax would be used for the betterment of Florida’s public education system.
“Young women once aspired to be devoted mothers, doctors, lawyers, and nurses,” Fishback told Fox News, “Today, young women are told by an online platform called OnlyFans that it’s morally right to sell nude photos of themselves to strangers on the internet. I will not tolerate this cultural degeneracy as Florida’s next Republican Governor.”
Fishback has claimed that this tax could generate upto $200 million in annual revenue. He has also hinted that there could be a tax for OnlyFans consumers as well.
