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I see the difference, I just don't see how to stop it. If you want your kid to not have access to infinite videos where they choose what plays next, don't give
by talldayo 2y ago
I see the difference, I just don't see how to stop it. If you want your kid to not have access to infinite videos where they choose what plays next, don't give them access to the internet, period. Problem solved, I just stopped them from learning swear words and atheism too.
There's just no situation where you give kids access to the internet while also removing porn from it. It just doesn't work like that. It's either that all internet binging is harmful, or none is. No law will ever succeed at depriving kids from using the internet to watch sex videos. We know this because you can't outlaw kids from watching sex scenes in movies or sex chapters in books, either.
- bdangubic 2y agoevery “what is good for the kids” problem is solved in the same way - good parenting. ban books - political theatre. ban nudity/porn - political theatre. and why focus on sex? if I give my kid unsupervised access to the internet she can be subjected to endless stream of beheading videos and much much worse than that… I would HOPE AND PRAY she watches porn vs. other shit that is out there is kids are allowed unsupervised access