Protecting the community where the Internet provider can not?

Question

The communications community are also responsible to protect the community from content that is in a harmful in nature or to allow harm to befall a community .A battle star galactica program needs to be installed to protect the community through a microwave net program which covers the country not allowing communications in or out of the country without content filtered .The internet harms the minds of men ,women and children through beastiality porn ,porn that promotes sexual acts that promotes aids and is USC approved together with bomb making instructions and drug promotion .One super computer built can do this which allows satellite and cable communications to run through it .large towers need to be built to stop foriegn communications filtering into the people home causing harm.The large towers would use micro wave net programs not to allow electronic waves to penetrate communication net works around the country.As the true intent of people is not known .Community protection.

Answer 1

First, where do you get the idea that internet service providers are required to protect the community from content posted by someone else?

That's like blaming the highway department (who builds and maintains the roads) for drunk drivers.

Second, in the US, one particular individual or religion is not allowed to decide what everyone can see and read and hear. You don't get to choose for everyone else what "harms the minds" -- that's what the 1st Amendment is all about.

As far as your technical proposals and your claim that "one supercomputer can" filter all traffic -- you obviously have no clue about the technical issues involved in your proposal.

So, even if by some fascist horror show, the goverment was allowed to regulate what everyone could see, the technology you want isn't acheivable without spending hundreds of billlions of dollars, and more than doubling the cost of operating the internet. Do you plan on paying that bill?

Answer 2

yes

im surprised someone actually read that...good job!! lol