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It's parents role to take care of what their kids can access and what they can't access and it's the only right and reliable way to do it. There is a proper software that can filter inappropriate content. Censoring everything for everyone is bullshit.
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Passing the buck in this age where the internet is absolutely a part of everyday life for EVERYONE is bullshit. At some point you have to look at your own actions. The internet is NOT 'for adults' and to pretend so, or use that as an argument is bollocks. 10 year olds have as much right to use the internet without seeing thousands and thousands of full length movies of DP, fisting, gagging, and so on as we do to watch it if we so choose. Just saying 'tough shit get supervision' is a fucking cop out - as adults we can keep things out of childrens reach just the same as we do by putting something on a high shelf. Parks are for both adults and children, but how long do you think it'd take before you, yes you, would be outraged if you took your kids to the park and saw me and a couple of pros fucking away - I'll tell you - about 0.5 seconds. 'that's outrageous' etc would come straight out, and everyone knows it. If I turned around and said hey fuck you, I have the right to freedom of expression, so next time you come to the park take a look first before you let your kids in to make sure it's safe, everyone would be up in arms. If I then cried 'wah wah censorship! slippery slope! etc!' I'd be rightly dismissed as a nutjob. Take some fucking responsibility for your own actions and stop being selfish cunts because you want to make $$$, or have some utopian idea of what free speech/expression is all about. Just like this industry shot itself in the foot with giving shit away, so it has with the inevitable 'censorship' that is coming, no matter how much pornographers and freeloaders bitch and whine about 'rights' being taken away. |
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Fucking in public is illegal. Porn in the internet isn't. Even if said public fucking were completely legal, I don't have some kind of sunglasses I can pop on my toddlers face that will filter out all the public fucking, whereas I do with my home computer. My biggest issue with the whole opt-out filter is all the baggage that will come along with it. I'm sure I'll be added to some kind of list, and we all know what happens with lists made by the UK - it ends up lost on some subway in London or used for some political ends. The other issue with this whole announcement, though, is much more damaging to the industry than the filtering - the banning of 'extreme' porn. Hell, the majority of the web sites I've worked on since starting in this industry would be shut off completely for UK viewers. |
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WHO defines whats extreme and whats not seriously? what a fucking bs, are you also planning to stop couples that enjoy bdsm style of fun within spying their bedrooms?
anyone WHO advocates this joke is a fucking tool, if this legislation was really done with good intention, they would simply make you sign a paper that states weather you want to be a part of family filtre or not, but unfortunately it doesn't, it says hey Jack!, you are a part of this so called filtre, why? because i want it so nor do i care about what you think, it's my ball and i don't let you play. interesting indeed, but the people WHO claim to be in this industry and yet keep defending such bs with laughable arguements is more interesting than that :2 cents: |
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As for the sunglasses - yeah, you do - you go only to parks where you know that doesn't happen, and make sure your kid only has enough bus fare to go to the safe parks, and not the ones 15 miles further that your kid can't afford to travel to - unless of course someone else's kid gives them the money. It's not the quick-fix sunglasses solution, that is prevalent in society today - give me quick fix! so I can do what I want, when I want, how I want, and so on, but it's the same thing as saying fuck everyone else, if they don't like it, it's up to them to supervise their kids 24/7 when engaging in something that is 100% a part of everyday life now - it's not some priveleged thing for the minority. Just like there's a watershed for TV, where you know that at 6pm you can let your kids channel hop to their hearts content and have no worries, the internet is accessible by almost everyone, and yes, kids should have some kind of safety net. Adults aren't the only ones with home computers and internet access, and nor should they be - how fucking selfish is that? Quote:
[/QUOTE]The other issue with this whole announcement, though, is much more damaging to the industry than the filtering - the banning of 'extreme' porn. Hell, the majority of the web sites I've worked on since starting in this industry would be shut off completely for UK viewers.[/QUOTE] Yup, that's fucked up. And I know I'm all off skew with my reply lol, just done 4 x 16 hour days on the trot, and I'm not as lucid as I normally (arguable, I know) am :upsidedow |
Interestingly in the UK, having sex outdoors is not illegal, it's only if you cause offence to somebody that sees you that will land you in trouble. There are many many "public sex places" aka dogging spots that are known to the police and tolerated. I'm sure a curious 14,15,16 or 17 year old could easily pop along to these places to get an eyeful of the real thing if he wanted. It's funny how all the "do gooders" are now mouthing off about responsibility but have spent the last 10 years churning out hardcore galleries and clips willy nilly without a care.
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Yes, I would (and have) let my kids go to the park unsupervised, from the age of around 11 or 12. I can't say the same for the internet, and that's due to selfish cunts who make it out of bounds for my kids unless I'm there watching like a fucking hawk :2 cents: Fucking bring on 'censorship' and putting all hardcore porn behind members areas, obviously it won't eliminate things 100%, just like there is always a slim chance of a drug dealer or pedo being at the park, but it'll help. Having to supervise 11 year olds to the extent most parents do now is not good for parents, or their kids. |
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But yeah, it's 'do gooders' :1orglaugh |
Yeah it all suddenly changed 2 days ago when Cameron decided it had !!! Sheep. bah bah bah bah
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The point is it WILL CHANGE NOTHING, dad decides to lift filters cos he wants Youtube, then you're back to square one monitoring devices on an ad hoc basis.
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And fuck knows lol, that part obviously hasn't been thought out whatsoever, and I agree it just isn't going to happen, my point is merely to those who say 'fuck everyone, their problem, they deal with it', no more, no less. Last sentence - it doesn't have to be either of those extremes :2 cents: |
It's like the minimum alcohol pricing that they dropped, they know it will just hit the responsible drinkers making them pay more, but the alkies don't give a toss, they'll still shop lift or do whatever to get their booze. The people that currently don't give a toss about what their kids do online will just say "fuck it I'm not having any filters I want my chav TV streaming"
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There's also a lot of different things going on here, there's a big difference between an 11 year old accidently stumbling across porn and a 16 year old actively seeking it, especially when he could legally fuck the models he's looking at ! Making R18 R16 would solve a lot of problems.
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it won't happen anyway
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How can Cameron be so prescriptive about how these filters work ? The Sun won't be blocked, text porn won't be blocked, how does he know ? All this is implying is that the state will provide ISP's with some megalist of sites to block !
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i like shocking amounts of shit... :2 cents: :thumbsup
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it doesn't surprise me at all that bigots will try to prevent you from what you want, what surprises me here is some of these so called pornographers blindly supports this bull crap and they think this shitstorm will hit the tubes and free loader sites.
if that is the case, no wonder why our industry lacks productivity with this level of Iq. protecting children is just an excuse for polititions, as i said above if they really wanted to do something, they could implement a law for an optional filtre rather than making it mandatory. the ones who crusades about it, you have no place in this industry, you are that weak to expect protection from government's shady practesses, if this shit hits the fans, tubes with stolen content are not only the one will get affected by this, but the decent paysites... |
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