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Anonymous said:
I think I have to agree with you on this for the most part. Having the right to freedom of speech also implies the responsibility to use it ‘responsibly’ (for want of a better word).
What I don’t agree with you on is the need for strict controls where mature adults are concerned. Restricting access for people incapable of making an informed choice, ie. children and most teenagers/young adults, is absolutely essential but wholesale censorship is not only unsupportable but also unworkable and in the end, self-defeating.
Trying to restrict access to something only prompts people to try and bypass those restrictions. This breeds a ‘contempt’ for the law which can spill over into other areas with dire consequencies.
- 1 March 2007 at 5:20 pm
n/a said:
I think it’s a disgrace that you can put someone in prison for a bit of porn. So what if people are offended? Everyone’s views are never going to be the same…those people that are offended should just turn off their TV when they see it. I’m sure the people being locked up are more than a little offended, especially when they are being sodomised my a larger inmate…but that’s OK, of course, because it’s behind closed doors. That’s last part was sarcasm for all the American readers. Sorry if that offended you. Now go watch some porn on another site. (Before you’re locked up lol.)
- 4 April 2007 at 8:51 am

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