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Originally Posted by TheEnforcer
No, that would not work becasue that would be an active mandatory denial by the government that people wuld have to take down. A better idea in my opinion would be to havethe end user ave to activate it. You could either do that where they have it on their computer and then have to "flip the switch" so to apeak to activate it or have a program that autolaunches the first time they connect to the net that allows to chose what setting they want.
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Nope, still nanny state mentality.
subsidize the blocking software, make it available for free, do whatever.
But you don't block free speech.
Anything less is unacceptable.