100% agree. And websites should also be responsible for their websites. That businesses should restrict things like this is not a very controversial thing; try

100% agree. And websites should also be responsible for their websites. That businesses should restrict things like this is not a very controversial thing; try using the "parents should be responsible for their kids, not liquor stores" line after selling booze to a 12-year old and see how well that goes for you. You can't expect parents to be on top of their children 100% of the time. Aside from being unrealistic, helicopter parenting also isn't good for children. Parents need to be able to give children some reasonable amounts of freedom with the confidence they'll be reasonably safe. Now, if you want to argue what "reasonably safe" means and where and how we make this trade-off: great! Let's do that! But discussion stoppers like this aren't hugely helpful, or insightful, or anything.