unrestricted surfing is responsible for current change in moral standards - debate?

Answer 1

Moral standards in your opinion, right?

Everyone's moral compass is different than everyone else. Just because you think something's wrong or immoral just means that somebody else is completely fine with it.

People can do what they want. If you don't agree with it, don't take part in it. It's protected in our Constitution. Just because it isn't your cup of tea doesn't mean that nobody should be able to do it

And, as for what you probably want (mandatory restrictions on surfing), well there are a few countries that love to do those kinds of things, namely Iran, China, North Korea...

Answer 2

Current change? Peoples morals be it by your standards or the next guys have been way out of wack since way before there was ever internet. You are problably one of those people that picket the adult book stores too because they corrupt young childrens minds. How can something be corrupted if it is already corrupted. In other words only a pervert child is going to surf around trying to find adult stuff and a good child who has been taught that some things are for adults and some things for children are going to change the page if they come upon an adult site and not go there again because it will be no big deal to them. But when you bring a child up thinking that adult stuff is nasty and something forbidden the more they want to see it. Stop tripping , it s people like you who screw things up for the whole world.

Answer 3

Unrestricted surfing is the responsibility of the parents. I really don't know how people can afford more than one computer, and who pays the bill each month.?
Look, I was a kid once and wanted what everybody else had, but money was tight.Sorry kids, but your parents want to be your friends, they need to say no.If you want to surf ,stay off the dangerous sites,even if you're called chicken, Myspace comess to mind immediately. Think about all those guys and girls who thought nothing's going to happen to me, and now they're dead.

Morality starts in the home, and yes I do think moral standards have declinded . The pendulum will swing back, but young people need to get a backbone and say ,no, tonight I can have a good time without putting myself in harms way.
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