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Old 30-08-2004, 18:31   #19
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Re: Gay men and children

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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Of course.....but would they know there was a 'problem'?
That would depend on the parenting skills of the parent - if a kid has a sense of what's right and wrong, and is aware that not all adults are nice people like mum and dad, then they should be alright. When I say kid, I'm taking about someone in their mid-teens - 15/16. No way should, say, a 10 year old be left to use the Internet unsupervised or be allowed to use MSN/chat That's why I dislike nanny software - it's just a very poor substitute for decent parenting.
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