2013-07-28, 01:33 AM
SaptaZapta Wrote:Relevant
The religious parties tried to pass this same sort of law in Israel.
Their idea was to shame people into leaving the block on, because who'd be willing to call their ISP and admit to being a filthy depraved pervert who actually wants to watch obscene content on the internet?
It didn't pass and I'm glad. I don't trust whatever software they put there to actually block all the bad stuff and only the bad stuff. Let me be the judge of what my children and I can do on the 'net.
+1
for the Tom Lehrer song.Conversation between an unassuming user of the internet and his/her ISP -
User: pr0n pls
ISP: Sorry?
User: pr0n pls
ISP: Sorry, did you mean to type "porn"?
User: y
ISP: Okay ... so you would like the filter for pornography lifted?
User: y, need (.Y.) pls
ISP: ...
User: pr0n pls nao
ISP: Um, all right, the filter has been lifted
User: thx
ISP: But I have to ask: why do you view sites with grown men masquerading around as forest fauna?
User: lolk bb