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burninmylight on 22 July 2013
KHlover said:
spurgeonryan said:
KHlover said:
spurgeonryan said:
Good. I see nothing wrong with this. If you want it, then ask for it. If not, then do not worry about it. I say you should have to pay for all of it anyways, and have to sign up for it with a credit card so that they know you are an adult.

By the time I was 16 I had already seen a female getting fucked by multiple dogs, Swallowing horse cum, and bukkake parties. Both Urine and Male no-no juice.

Wow. I'm 17 and Bestiality is something I didn't even encounter by accident yet. WTF is wrong with you? :P


Back in the 90's it was not hard to find, and popped up rather easily. Plus, back then there were no laws or other things keeping this away from regular porn sites. Now it is happily impossible to find unless you actuallly search for it.

WTF was wrong with ALL of you back then?


Nothing was wrong with us. Search engines weren't nearly as sophisticated back then and the Internet had far less structure than today. Searching for just about anything led to porn. Turn off Safe Search on Google, type in something, take the raciest, nastiest image or search result you find, and multiply it by 25. That was Internet surfing in the 90s. I remember wanting to claw my eyes out finding gay hentai of Gundam Wing just looking for character bios.

OT: My above paragraph is what a lot of you aren't seeing the government is also trying to protect people from. The "if you can't monitor your child 24/7 then you are a bad parent" argument is just as flawed as the "think if children" one.



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Zkuq on 22 July 2013
TheLastStarFighter said:

Unfortunately it's not as easy as giving simple instructions to kids, and it's not as simple as saying raise your kids right or don't have them.

There are kids without guidance, and simple instructions don't work.  That's why we as a society have to step in and help to protect the larger group.

You feel that violence and porn are fine for kids and I respect your opinion.  I believe in protecting kids and guiding them till maturity, so my view is different.  So I like the default internet to be porn-free until requested otherwise by an adult.

Hide all the harmful things, eh? How about giving parents guidance first so they could give some to children? Or maybe give children guidance at school? Kids will get guidance if there's willpower to do it. Hiding everything harmful isn't "stepping in", it's avoiding the problem. It's also exaggerating the problem because like I said, kids aren't made of glass. And then there's the thing: How do you think we're going to have mature adults when kids learn the world is a perfect place, nothing is wrong, and they never learn to cope with harder things. If anything, we'll end up with helpless adults if we overprotect our children.

I'm not saying violence and porn are fine for kids. I'm saying they'll learn to cope with it. They just need guidance and a proper amount of protection, that's all. If they don't get those two, they probably have bigger issues than seeing porn.



brendude13 on 22 July 2013
andyh1896 said:
What actually is child porn, if teens count towards this i guess im going to jail.

Under 18.

If I take a picture of my dick, can I go to jail?



Xxain on 22 July 2013

"He will also call for warning pages to pop up with helpline numbers when people try to search for illegal content"

That's just wrong.



ArnoldRimmer on 22 July 2013
spurgeonryan said:

I assure you, most females do not want to be fisted or have cum in their eyes.

And that's why we need internet p0rn.



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brendude13 on 22 July 2013
Xxain said:
"He will also call for warning pages to pop up with helpline numbers when people try to search for illegal content"

That's just wrong.

What happens if I search for PirateBay?



TheLastStarFighter on 22 July 2013
Zkuq said:
TheLastStarFighter said:

Unfortunately it's not as easy as giving simple instructions to kids, and it's not as simple as saying raise your kids right or don't have them.

There are kids without guidance, and simple instructions don't work.  That's why we as a society have to step in and help to protect the larger group.

You feel that violence and porn are fine for kids and I respect your opinion.  I believe in protecting kids and guiding them till maturity, so my view is different.  So I like the default internet to be porn-free until requested otherwise by an adult.

Hide all the harmful things, eh? How about giving parents guidance first so they could give some to children? Or maybe give children guidance at school? Kids will get guidance if there's willpower to do it. Hiding everything harmful isn't "stepping in", it's avoiding the problem. It's also exaggerating the problem because like I said, kids aren't made of glass. And then there's the thing: How do you think we're going to have mature adults when kids learn the world is a perfect place, nothing is wrong, and they never learn to cope with harder things. If anything, we'll end up with helpless adults if we overprotect our children.

I'm not saying violence and porn are fine for kids. I'm saying they'll learn to cope with it. They just need guidance and a proper amount of protection, that's all. If they don't get those two, they probably have bigger issues than seeing porn.

Again, the fundamental problem is that you think you can depend on the parents.



ArnoldRimmer on 22 July 2013
brendude13 said:
andyh1896 said:
What actually is child porn, if teens count towards this i guess im going to jail.

Under 18.

If I take a picture of my dick, can I go to jail?

Only if you post it online.

At least I remember stories about 14-year old girls who were accused for producing and spreading child pornography - they took pictures of themselves naked and sent those to guys. The guys were accused for owning child pornography.



jake_the_fake1 on 22 July 2013

V for Vendetta, is it movie or a Documentry foretelling UK's future?

If you haven't watched it, watch it, cuz the way the government operate in the movie is the way both the UK and America are heading, scary thought I must say.



VGKing on 22 July 2013

I approve. Kids these days have already seen porn. KIDS. It's a shame how easy this is to access. I have cousins who haven't even hit puberty but have seen porn on their tablets.