Online Safety Bill Etc

[RichardCoulter]

Some seem to think regulation is going too far and some seem to think it's not going far enough.

[Pierre]

Originally Posted by Paul

About time he shut up, he's not the spokesperson for everyone.

Much like the Lawrence’s, the death of a child is horrific for any parent, under any circumstance but them some channel that grief for a cause and then relentlessly pursue it. To unhealthy degrees.

Whilst we can sympathise initially, when their crusade starts to go beyond the bounds of the reasonable they soon lose our sympathy

[Carth]

Originally Posted by Pierre

Much like the Lawrence’s, the death of a child is horrific for any parent, under any circumstance but them some channel that grief for a cause and then relentlessly pursue it. To unhealthy degrees.

Whilst we can sympathise initially, when their crusade starts to go beyond the bounds of the reasonable they soon lose our sympathy

As has happened with many 'crusades' in the past few years . . even the subject of this thread is seeing it.

[OLD BOY]

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter

Some seem to think regulation is going too far and some seem to think it's not going far enough.

It’s also not very effective and impacts on free speech as well. It should be focussed on the actual problem and the people that have been so badly affected by these problem sites. The legislation should not impact on adults, given the reason for it is safety of children in terms of what they can access.