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Some sanity from the SC;

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The government lost its final attempt Wednesday to revive a federal law intended to protect children from sexual material and other objectionable content on the Internet.

The Supreme Court said it won't consider reviving the Child Online Protection Act, which lower federal courts struck down as unconstitutional. The law has been embroiled in court challenges since it passed in 1998 and never took effect.

Just like guns don't kill people.. people do.. the Internet does not molest children.. Pedo Bear does.

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Slightly more seriously.. "kids" have been looking for smut since time immemorial. I remember being 10 when my buddy found his parents "The Joy of Sex" book. It was awesome. The Internet, as it always does, simply makes it easier to do what people do. That's a good thing.