Why David Cameron's war on internet porn doesn't make sense | Tom Meltzer | Comment is free | The Guardian
mardi 23 juillet 2013 à 20:20 CAFAI, le 23/07/2013 à 20:20
We – children and adults alike – need to learn about the damaging psychological, social and physical effects of online porn. Default-on would be an error. It would be buck-passing on our part, asking our internet providers to somehow stem the unending tide, rather than face the need for some frank and very un-British conversations. But the worst of all possible worlds is one in which the prime minister announces he has solved the problem when he's only pretending to have brushed it under the carpet.
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We – children and adults alike – need to learn about the damaging psychological, social and physical effects of online porn. Default-on would be an error. It would be buck-passing on our part, asking our internet providers to somehow stem the unending tide, rather than face the need for some frank and very un-British conversations. But the worst of all possible worlds is one in which the prime minister announces he has solved the problem when he's only pretending to have brushed it under the carpet.
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