Onlyfans Star Anya Lacey Fights Back Against 'Sin Tax' Proposal In Florida

Anya Lacey Takes a Stand Against 'Sin Tax'

Meet Anya Lacey, the outspoken 19-year-old OnlyFans sensation who’s not just about flaunting her 'trad wife' persona but also standing firm against a proposed tax that’s causing quite a stir. It all started when James Fishback, a Republican candidate for Florida governor, suggested a hefty 50% tax on OnlyFans income, labeling it as a 'sin tax.' According to Fishback, this tax could generate $200 million for public schools and help curb what he sees as online impropriety.

Fishback's proposal hasn't gone unnoticed, especially by Lacey, who sees a glaring double standard. "Miami was founded on the cocaine trade, so it’s easy for anybody to take moral high ground at this point," she pointed out, adding that Florida has never shied away from unconventional money-making methods. Her candid words echo a broader sentiment that the state shouldn’t suddenly turn prudish.

“If you think the public is gonna vote for this, you are assuming a quarter of them don’t watch this stuff. That’s not true."

Beyond OnlyFans: Where Do We Draw the Line?

Lacey isn’t just advocating for herself; she’s speaking for a community. She argues that the plan unfairly targets content creators while ignoring the broader consumption of adult content. Highlighting that over half of American adults have viewed pornography, she questions the feasibility of such a tax. "This could go beyond just one site," Lacey warned, raising concerns about potential overreach into other media like Hollywood films or Instagram posts.

Moreover, Lacey challenges the proposed tax as being inconsistent with conservative values of free market and small government. "OnlyFans takes 20%, and then there’s expenses for the creators, and then Fishback wants to take half of what’s left?" she questioned, emphasizing that the policy contradicts principles of capitalism.

A Future in the Spotlight

Despite the looming political storm, Lacey remains undeterred. She continues her work on OnlyFans and runs a dating site reflecting her 'trad wife' ideology. For her, it's not about morality but control. Lacey is resolute in her decision to stay in the online space, advocating for her belief in self-ownership and the right to earn without punitive measures. As she puts it, "This isn’t about morality. It’s about control."