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ACLU And Others Weigh In On CIPA Injunction

Posted by timothy on from the and-of-their-children's-children's-children dept.

A report on censorware.net has an update on the legal fight over the Children's Internet Protection Act; yesterday the ACLU, ALA and others filed briefs supporting the injunction calling CIPA unconstitutional issued by a three-judge court last May. The Supreme Court will hear the case on March 5th. (A search on "CIPA" is a good way to catch up on this act, which is basically about installing mandatory censorware on child-accessable publicly funded computers.)

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  1. Re:ACLU, wrong again by Cyno01 · · Score: 5, Funny
    pornography serves no common good
    You're new here, right?
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  2. The Simple Solution by $$$$$exyGal · · Score: 4, Funny
    Only show "adult" internet content after 10:00pm (9:00pm central and mountain). If we just do that, the kids will be safe.

    You know at least three congressmen have considered pitching that idea ;-)

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  3. Stop! Stop Now! by jpt.d · · Score: 3, Funny

    They must stop this madness now!

    Do you think I want children 'researching' oral sex, or discusting masturbation in a public library? It is completely evil!

    If this doesn't go past, you will automatically start to see bums jacking off in libraries!

    Or gay rings in public schools!

    We Must Put a Stop to This!

    This holy law must be passed!

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