They can get into parts of the Internet, which contain pornography of any kind, see non-pornographic information, which is indecent for kids, or get into sites, which contain illegal information. This is the center of why people, mainly parents, feel the Internet should be regulated for content. Another reason is the abundant pages containing hate messages created by organizations like the KKK or Neo-Nazis. If a person typed Jewish holocaust into search on the Internet, not only would he or she get information of the holocaust during WWII, but he or she would also get Nazi pages stating the holocaust never happened. This sort of material is found in every corner of the Internet.
Anarchist pages are also abundant on the Internet.
Instructions for making bombs and illegal devices are only a few of the things people can find on these anarchist web pages. When all these reasons are looked at as a whole people begin to realize why the government wants to regulate the Internet, but people still have their first amendment rights. The governments plan to censor information on the Internet started when early drafts of decency acts were drawn up May 19, 1995. Various debates were held in congress on this issue, but nothing solid could ever be agreed upon. During the early period of this controversy plans were put onto the Internet to form groups against these proposed decency acts.