Heidi C. Lee Thank you for your story on how important it is for parents to police the Internet content of their own children. The Internet is a powerful tool that has applications for both adults and children. I liken it to a stove, which can cook our daily meals.
Every household has a stove.
But the parents in every household know that, while the stove has great utility, it is their job to prevent their young children from touching the burners and hurting themselves. Parents do not wait for the government to protect their children from the burners with some regulation. Because the very thing that makes the burners work make it impossible to regulate their safety for children. It is the same way with the Internet. Each parent is responsible for 'keeping his kids away from the burner'.