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American parents are latching on to filters, other methods to prevent their kids from accessing objectionable content, study shows.
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- PeaceFire
- by March 18, 2005 12:32 PM PST
- www.peacefire.com is a website that gives you resources to get around this kind of stuff. Kids have the right, as does anyone else, to surf without being watched. Give them that right.
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- Kids do not have full rights
- by March 18, 2005 3:32 PM PST
- They are children and are not given the full same rights as adults as they are not tax paying or fully independant.
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- Baloney
- by winslake March 25, 2005 6:11 AM PST
- If that's what you want to do for your child, fine. But kids do not have a "right" to view anything they want. It is the responsibility of the parents to raise the children. And that doesn't just mean feed and clothe them!
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(4 Comments)Case in point, there are dangers online, specifically in chat rooms that kids face everyday. Parents have a responsibilty to protect their children from these dangers and in turning a blind eye, they make themselves and their child vulnerable to these dangers.
Thanks for the link, I'll add it and any others like it to my "blocked" list.