Now don't get me wrong. Anyone perverted enough to post sexually explicit material anywhere a child might see it deserves to be punished, but this move toward Internet censorship is the wrong way to go. The Internet is the medium of the future. It's a guarantee there's going to be material which offends, but such is life. Government regulation is not the answer.
Parental control is.
In addition, many technological firms are creating software that allows various groups to develop a content rating system for their web sites. It allows full access to the Internet for adults, but only allows children to enter certain areas. In 1969, following Stanley vs. Georgia, the Supreme Court stated state inquiry into a person's home library is unconstitutional. The Internet is used in a private a capacity 99 percent of the time. The First Amendment is the backbone to all forms of expression in this country.