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I never, ever, ever go there, readers, and never will. I have better things to do with my time.
Here is some more stuff to chew on:
Government-Hosted Porn
Porn On the Web
Are we clear?
"Online threats to children called exaggerated" by Brad Stone, New York Times | January 14, 2009
NEW YORK - The Internet might not be such a dangerous place for children after all.
A task force created by 49 state attorneys general to look into the problem of sexual solicitation of children online has concluded that there really is not a significant problem.
But they got AmeriKa all gassed up about the pervert in the park, etc!
Mission accomplished!
The findings ran counter to popular perceptions of online dangers as reinforced by depictions in the media, such as NBC's "To Catch a Predator" series. One attorney general was quick to criticize the group's report.
Yeah, it's called AGENDA-PUSHING!
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The Internet Safety Technical Task Force was charged with examining the extent of the threats children face on social networks like MySpace and Facebook, amid fears that adults were using these popular websites to deceive and prey on children.
I'm NOT ON THERE and NEVER WILL BE!!! Those are DATA TRAPS for the fascista collectors, folks!
But the report cited research calling such fears a "moral panic," and concluded that the problem of bullying among children, both online and offline, poses a far more serious challenge than sexual solicitation by adults.
Yeah, THANKS for SHOVELING MORE SHIT, MSM!!
Wasn't the bull about Iraq and 9/11 enough?
"This shows that social networks are not these horribly bad neighborhoods on the Internet," said John Cardillo, chief executive of Sentinel Tech Holding, which maintains a sex offender database and was a member of the task force. "Social networks are very much like real-world communities that are comprised mostly of good people who are there for the right reasons."
Which is why the government wants to shut down the Internet!
