Operators of commercial websites with sexually explicit content would have to post warning labels on each offending page or face imprisonment under a new proposal in the US Senate....
...Senator Jon Kyl, an Arizona Republican, who joined eight members of his party in introducing the bill on Tuesday, said: "The increase in internet use has given sexual predators new ways to prey on children. This bill, among other things, is intended to shut down these opportunities, and severely punish the degraded individuals who are involved in the sexual exploitation of our youth."
http://management.silicon.com/government/0,39024677,39159571,00.htm"]US Senate proposals: Label smut or face prison
...Senator Jon Kyl, an Arizona Republican, who joined eight members of his party in introducing the bill on Tuesday, said: "The increase in internet use has given sexual predators new ways to prey on children. This bill, among other things, is intended to shut down these opportunities, and severely punish the degraded individuals who are involved in the sexual exploitation of our youth."
http://management.silicon.com/government/0,39024677,39159571,00.htm"]US Senate proposals: Label smut or face prison
Now finally we can once again realize the ultimate truth: Nothing is at the fault of the parent's of any child in the world, it is always somebody else problem, usually either video game makers, MTV, or pornography. Thankfully the Senate has now seen the light and is going to put a staple (come on, it ain't a nail... yet) in the coffin for the third big evil!
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