American and Delta Deny Porn

Hell Puppy · 10-16-2008

And round and round it goes...

This is the same issue I have with excessive government regulation, especially in places like schools. Redneck kid leaves his hunting knife in the truck during deer season, someone see's it he's expelled due to "zero tolerance".

Everyone has forgotten so much about responsibility that we now have entities trying to regulate common sense. And that never works out well. We restrict the masses because we've become too pussified to deal with the idiots. Society more and more protects the stupid, the weak and the listless.

If you left the internet totally open, why would you expect to see more occurences of porn on laptop screens than you see already on DVD players or open magazines? Yet there are perfectly legitimate business applications that just happen to be on same domains or servers, Liz mentioned one. I have another, the command center for every piece of app monitoring that I own, mainstream and adult, lives on an adult server, thus it's almost certainly blocked.

Deal with the occasional jackass who exercises poor judgement, leave the internet alone. Same guy who'd surf porn is highly likely to find other ways to draw attention to himself anyway.

10-16-2008	#22
Hell Puppy Fat Fucking Nobody Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 6,523	Re: American and Delta Deny Porn And round and round it goes... This is the same issue I have with excessive government regulation, especially in places like schools. Redneck kid leaves his hunting knife in the truck during deer season, someone see's it he's expelled due to "zero tolerance". Everyone has forgotten so much about responsibility that we now have entities trying to regulate common sense. And that never works out well. We restrict the masses because we've become too pussified to deal with the idiots. Society more and more protects the stupid, the weak and the listless. If you left the internet totally open, why would you expect to see more occurences of porn on laptop screens than you see already on DVD players or open magazines? Yet there are perfectly legitimate business applications that just happen to be on same domains or servers, Liz mentioned one. I have another, the command center for every piece of app monitoring that I own, mainstream and adult, lives on an adult server, thus it's almost certainly blocked. Deal with the occasional jackass who exercises poor judgement, leave the internet alone. Same guy who'd surf porn is highly likely to find other ways to draw attention to himself anyway.