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UK - Internet porn block 'not possible' say ISPs

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Original Article They will never block all porn, but they could start by putting it all behind the .XXX domain, then people can just blog anything with .XXX in the domain. But, porn makes billions of dollars, so you can bet it will be fought in court. It's nothing more than "for the children" politics. If they really wanted to protect children, they'd take the kids a way from their own parents, since studies show that they are more likely to be abused by their own family than someone they do not know. And if you eradicate one persons rights, you should also eradicate everyone else's as well. We are all equal, right? 12/20/2010 Government plans to block pornography "at source" are unlikely to prove effective, say ISPs. The proposal to cut off access to pornographic material was floated by Culture Minister Ed Vaizey in an interview with the Sunday Times...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on December 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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