Don't get me wrong - I am absolutely all for making it far more difficult for underage people to see adult content.
But the whole saga on how the uk government went about it was utterly clueless and stunk of censorship.
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| RelentlessOnanism Senior Member 2660 Posts 3/16 | A triumph for perverts and masturbators everywhere (well, at least in the UK). The British government has announced that it will not be enforcing a new law that would have imposed age restrictions on porn online. Porn sites would have had to verify the age of the people accessing their sites, demanding credit card details or other ID. It had been delayed numerous times, as there were huge technical difficulties. Now they've just abandoned the idea altogether. [Link] |
| bilboblondeobsession Member 88 Posts 4/19 | |
| tintintin Senior Member 1230 Posts 8/07 | Porn is not harmfull. The most harmfull thing is parents who don't educate their children about the difference between porn and a 'normal' relationship. I saw my first pornmag at the age of 10. Why is that wrong? I lead a complete 'normal' life |
| LCF All-Star Member Non Prevalebunt! 10364 Posts 1/05 | Still the sexual education can't be left to naive children who selfteach themselves through porn , it's up to the parent to do so and for this reason alone anything sexual shouldn't be accessible to minors until they can tell the difference between porn set ups and an actual sexual relationship |
| Philly30 Member 54 Posts 8/04 | |
| killbillvol69 All-Star Member ^Lucy Pinder 18634 Posts 4/08 |
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