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This is a particular pet peeve that is close to my heart. All the fuss over COPA has brought it back up. Children and porn on the internet. I have three very sharp little points I’d like to make about this. One Nothing could be further from the truth. They are trying to SELL porn. Your five year old isn’t going to whip out her little Barbie MasterCard and purchase a membership to Kara’s Playground. Porn sellers have ZERO interest in getting porn in front of little Billy or Suzie, they want to get it in front of ADULTS who can BUY a membership or pay a fee. Many of the people who sell porn, have children of their own. They are parents, people, just like anyone else, not horrible slimy smelly monsters hovering in a basement dungeon. Just regular people who happen to think it is ALRIGHT to look at naked people. Two Get real. You had those children. You take responsibility for them. If you don’t want them to see porn on the internet, download and install any one of half a dozen programs that will block those sites. Monitor the websites your children go to, and if you don’t know how, learn how. If you don’t want to learn how, then don’t buy the kid a computer or give them internet access. But you take responsibility for what your child sees. You. The parent. Not the government. Yes, some of those programs will even block your child from learning about swimming the BREASTstroke. They also have overrides that you can set up so that only you can make the decision if that is an acceptable use of the word BREAST. Three Buy the child safe software, install it on your computer, put it in to block “nude” and you’ll never have to worry about your child winding up looking at one of my naked women drawings. Simple. Conclusion Some parents might even feel like it is alright for older children to see art nudes, or read about the breast stroke or breast cancer, and they should have that freedom of choice in regard to their own children. As an adult, I
resent the implication that some Big Daddy in government can decide
what I should be able to access or publish on the Internet. I am an
adult, capable of making my own decisions. Summer River |
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