Your argument is a slippery slope bc there is alot of complexity to adress, you are effectively trying to black-list, so putting the burden on the parents will

Your argument is a slippery slope bc there is alot of complexity to adress, you are effectively trying to black-list, so putting the burden on the parents will always be a better a solution bc they are simply closer to the root of the problem, so better positioned to white-list. Not to speak of the risks of a fully deanonymized web, once naiive black-listing doesnt cut it anymore... And btw, your kid could possibly buy all items you named online today, black markets are a consequence of unmet demand. So what now? Talk about parental oversight or AV for amazon and TOR?