I suppose my point (which I obviously failed at, as most people are just suggesting an internet filter) was that it has become - thanks to the internet - to be

I suppose my point (which I obviously failed at, as most people are just suggesting an internet filter) was that it has become - thanks to the internet - to be exposed to a lot of areas of life which would not normally be encountered. Many people don't see this as a problem, and many people likely never experience it (either through limited internet use, or otherwise). Perhaps it isn't a problem, but if it is, such that enough interest it pushed in solving it, how can society grow to cope with it ? Or something like that. Perhaps people honestly believe that a child, growing up into their twenties and beyond, constantly watching porn and NSFL content, is a typical example of a well-adjusted member of society. Maybe that's correct these days. shrug Perhaps I'm completely out of touch and my ethics/morality mark is completely on the wrong end of the scale - I'm not sure (hence the flameproof suit). I just think this topic is worth discussion, rather than being instantly dismissed as nanny-state takeover.