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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington
I think most people know what porn is. It is the kind of stuff you don't want your children to access...the depiction of violent rape of women,beastiality, other stuff which is aimed at perverted tastes......and if you(and I use 'you' in a collective sense) really want to view this kind of stuff you will be able to...you will just have to register to receive it.
It cannot be a good thing for children to be able to type into a search engine something innocuous, but with a double meaning(of which they are unaware) and stumble on porn images.
I'll wait now for the hurling of the red stuff.
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I don't see why any right minded person would want to hurl anything at you, you are only saying what most 'normal', people feel.
However let us consider the sledge hammer and the walnut?
If the Government wants to ensure that children don't see porn, throw the responsibility onto the child's parents, teachers or anyone that is supposed to keep the child safe by not giving them access ensuring the nanny protection is in place, check what they are looking at, Any child that comes to my house wouldn't be able to see porn of any kind, Parents should be far more careful when dealing with THEIR children and the web.
Some porn is legal, why should childless people be denied their pleasures?
Though I must say, if they spend their time looking at porn instead of developing healthy relationships,
no wonder they're childless.