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A recently passed House bill proposes to direct $25 million over five years to one provider of online safety materials.
A recently passed House bill proposes to direct $25 million over five years to one provider of online safety materials.
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this sort of thing, as Ron Paul never tires of noting.
Its good to teach the kids to be safe but in reality they take what you say with a grain of salt.
The parents are the ones who should be the ones to learn how to use the internet safely and they should be teaching there kids. even that may not work since kids these days only care about the current state of there social events that sicurity has not place, in there mind that is.
when I was in school, videos were like putting kids in screen saver mode.
- Kids should not be online at all.
- by martin_c_e November 21, 2007 12:59 PM PST
- The only way kids should be online is with parental supervision. Government can't protect my kids online and it should not use taxpayer's money to foster such a fiction. This is just more v-chip nonsense.
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