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To: Morgana
Well, yeah, if this is true, it's pretty awful.

But the followup question would have to be -- which agency of the Obama administration do you want to empower to set standards for what can be posted to the Internet, and to prosecute violators?

2 posted on 03/06/2013 1:00:56 PM PST by Notary Sojac (Ut veniant omnes)
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To: Notary Sojac

“...which agency of the Obama administration...”

A society does it. It can’t be handed off to government. We used to know right from wrong and now we make believe we don’t.


6 posted on 03/06/2013 1:06:52 PM PST by TalBlack (Evil doesn't have a day job.)
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To: Notary Sojac

How about ICANN making a rule and providing an xxx domain and slowly forcing the pornographers to that extension.

Allow the internet to police itself. Sure the pornos will complain and cheat, but if ICANN takes away their dot com and resells it because they keep turning it into a porn portal, well tough.

Blocking an entire extension would be a piece a cake for parents, ISP’s and phone companies.

The reason this hasn’t happened is because big money is being spread so pornographers have access to kids.


20 posted on 03/06/2013 1:20:08 PM PST by Valpal1
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