Not the state's problem. The child is deliberately and wilfully looking for porn so at that point it becomes parental responsibility, possibly helped by third party software or Internet service providers.
This is very much the thin end of the wedge, as there are many things out there arguably inappropriate not just to children. Where is the line drawn?
If parents, for once, got told to Shut Up And Deal With It the world would be a better place. Course, that won't happen, as there is a wider agenda than supposedly protecting children.
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Date: 2015-04-10 07:58 am (UTC)This is very much the thin end of the wedge, as there are many things out there arguably inappropriate not just to children. Where is the line drawn?
If parents, for once, got told to Shut Up And Deal With It the world would be a better place. Course, that won't happen, as there is a wider agenda than supposedly protecting children.