>The government should not be in charge of what my children can or cannot read in my own home; I'm in charge of that, thank you very much.
You are naive if you really think this has ever been the case.
First, stop your misdirection. this is not about reading, it is about viewing. If the only pornographic material that ever existed online was written material, this sort of thing would never have happened.
Second, try to give your young kids porno mags in your house and if work ever leaks out - lets see what happens.
The in my own home argument never applies when abuse or mistreatment is occurring. Showing your kids content that is inappropriate for their age (as deemed by a consensus of society) has always and will always land you in trouble. The internet never changed this nor should it have.
You are naive if you really think this has ever been the case.
First, stop your misdirection. this is not about reading, it is about viewing. If the only pornographic material that ever existed online was written material, this sort of thing would never have happened.
Second, try to give your young kids porno mags in your house and if work ever leaks out - lets see what happens.
The in my own home argument never applies when abuse or mistreatment is occurring. Showing your kids content that is inappropriate for their age (as deemed by a consensus of society) has always and will always land you in trouble. The internet never changed this nor should it have.