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I think in this case, Pornhub isn't "luring" your kids to do anything. In any case, the parents can always put up a website blocker. If the kid continues to try

• throw_pm23 4y ago
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• friedman23 4y ago
  Pornographic content is too accessible. It's impossible for the parents to police this, there will always be one kid with negligent parents that will expose other children to this crap. We are talking 10 year olds here, it's already happening.
  • silent_cal 4y ago
    Yep
  • polishdude20 4y ago
    We can create cases where blockers aren't effective till we're blue in the face. At some point, the measures taken to prevent this start to do more harm to other parts of the population than good. My belief is we've slowly let parents get away with not actually parenting and moved that job over to the government and other institutions. There's many more ways to tackle this that may be more effective and actually seek to educate. How about start with some educational content on why porn is bad for young minds and how to talk to your child about it in a mature way? It's like nobody wants to acknowledge the elephant in the room and have a civil and mature discussion about it with their children because it's awkward or uncomfortable.