Anthony Kaim, a student at the University of Texas at Austin, believes that censorship is wrong. However, this does open doors for people to post potentially harmful ideas. This idea of freedom on the Net seems to become tainted, and the people that use it to post porn and hate pages seem almost to take advantage of the First Amendment. The Internet is often called a global village, suggesting a huge but close-knit community that shares common values and experiences. The metaphor is misleading.
Many cultures co-exist on the Internet and at times clash.
In its public spaces, people interact commercially and socially with strangers as well as with acquaintances and friends. Rachel O'Connell of Cork University is an Internet technician and child specialist. She brings to light some of the dangers of pedophiles on the Net and how they know the techniques well. This allows them to post pornographic and paedophile images on the Net. This is why we need to protect our children.