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xyzzy420

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How idiotic!

Why can't the government mandate that ISPs provide filtering software to their clients or make a public-private partnership with NetNanny or some other provide of filtering software and then place the ball in the court of parents? This V-Chip-style approach makes more sense than the approach being used in Australia.
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