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Oh, I’m sorry, is it burdensome to defend your right to put filth in front of kids? Ban it all.
Yes, it’s called Free Speech.
It’s so funny that the “party of personal responsibility” sure feels like they need to insert themselves into parental roles. I guess it’s only “freedom and responsibility” only when right-wingers deem it okay.
Ahahaha learn about the constitution my guy.
Parents need to be responsible.
And for kids that look at their parents websites . . .
That’s the parents’ problem to deal with. Not the governments’ problem. At least that’s the argument right-wing Republicans advocate for school vouchers and parents’ rights in education.