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Ninja
See: pornography.
Franck
You mean the readers of the Daily Mail?
Ninja
Not really, more his back benchers.
Cameron is actually polling pretty well amongst the public, the Tories have dropped a lot of unpopular policies and passed a lot of popular ones.
Unfortunately his party is comprised of rich old men who don't have a fucking clue about the world, so after alienating them with sensible progressive policies and laws he now has to play the game and pander to them by offering insane, never going to work in a million year ideas like this porn thing.
If he genuinely believes he can stop teenagers from getting their hands on porn he's off his rocker.
Slashman X
Franck
Slashman X
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-23401076
Franck
Whiskeyclone
Slashman X
Slashman X
Ninja
No ones saying that stopping young children from watching online pornography isn't sensible.
Just that, 1. The government shouldn't try and parent everyones kids and 2. An ISP level block is the fucking stupidest thing to do, it takes anyone with google literally 2 seconds to goolge 'how to get around porn block' and boom it's done.
Oh and it's also censorship to boot.
Whiskeyclone
It's also utterly hypocritical how many adults access porn and yet try their hardest to black their kids out from such content. Is it okay to be "corroded" (quoted by Cameron himself) once you hit twenty or so? Or maybe once you've fucked someone for the first time? Would they even know how to do it?
Shola
Franck
Whiskeyclone
I think it's hilarious - "legal" pornography as a gateway to child abuse images.
Slashman X
I bet they also drank milk and ate bread the dirty perverts
Slashman X
Whiskeyclone
om4ever
That's how they introduced Internet blocking in France: a law to block every pedopornographic site so that "people don't run into horrible child porn"
But people don't run into child porn, you have to look for it, and the people who look for it use private boards and encrypted P2P networks.
It's all about setting a legal precedent: leave it to an administrative entity -not a judge- to decide what sites to block.
Shit like that just innefective, costly and will lead to many clean websites to be unaivalable due to over-blocking.
Whiskeyclone
Ninja
I don't understand how anyone thinks it's justified. Responsible parents should use software to filter search results and supervise young teenagers access to the internet if they don't want them to see online porn. Banning porn for the enitre country (and it is a ban how many people are honestly going to ring up their ISP and ask for their porn back?) because you are a shitty parent is ridiculous. It's like calling for a trampoline ban because you're little darling broke his leg on one.
I'm more annoyed that the BBC is apparently not allowing views that dissent with this draconian bollocks onto air, all I've seen is bollocks from 'do whatever the fuck you want as long as you protect the children' groups and nothing from anyone that will say a) that it won't work and b) that it's not the governments job.
Can't wait till this ignorant bunch of baby boomer cunts die off.
Anyway, the only hope is that the Tories u-turn on this like they have with their other ridiculous ideas once they actually did some consultation.
Slashman X
Ninja
Yeah, but then they'll probably pass a law banning Tor as a 'hacking tool'. And lock up anyone that bypasses their shitty little filter.
DB
Ninja
Petition if people want to sign it.
Blaze
Maybe the horse just wanted a big mac
Franck
Phoenix Arrow
I didn't watch internet porn, but by the age of 14, I was in a same sex relationship which lasted for years and years. What corroded my childhood? Oh right, yeah. Video games and punk music. Ok.
Franck