The Unenforcability of Government Parenting
Check out Utah House Bill 139 - yet another misguided crusade in the name of the welfare of our children.
I can finally rest at home - kids in the wild - resting assured that Uncle Sam is finally taking responsibility for raising my children.
I don’t even know how to address this. It’s fundamentally flawed on all sorts of levels:
- First, it’s morality by committee. Thanks but no thanks - I’ll decide what’s wrong and right for my kids.
- Content filtering is wholly useless. Kids know this stuff better than the library IT that administers it.
- This effectively nixes any chance of free, public wi-fi.
Can’t we focus on preventative measures like parent/teen education, rather than having to resort to this reactive type of legislation?
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