> And then there of course is the challenge of practically enforcing anything I feel at least some of the proponents of these restrictions want the challenge.

> And then there of course is the challenge of practically enforcing anything I feel at least some of the proponents of these restrictions want the challenge. This will effectively be another war against an idea, which justifies endless expansion of power and intrusion since the previous expansion and intrusion didn't resolve the problem. Right now we are at the point in the game where there is a search for the thin edge of the wedge. It's children this time, but there's always terrorism, drugs, organized crime or national security as options if that doesn't work.