Internet pornography and the need for increased censorship 11 Articles

by Juliana Manderico

Pornography is the indecent literature, art or photo usually in the Internet. Because of the availability of the personal computers, these things are prevalent and actually happening. You could see mostly children's pictur...read more

by Joe Crow

Right, let's see what we can glean from this dumbest of dumb article titles. Internet: The internet is not a place. It doesn't have territory, geographical markers, maps or an identifiable location. It cannot, therefo...read more

by Taylor Hubbard

I'll shoot it to you straight: the Internet doesn't need censorship. No one owns the Internet, at least not yet. Does an entity even exist with the authority to do moderate the Internet? I would argue that the answer is "n...read more

by Victoria Jeffrey

I'm an advocate of free speech. But I also believe that responsibility comes along with free speech. Some people see free speech as "I can do whatever I want whenever I feel like it." Many people with that attitude run the...read more

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by Jack Winter

Pornography Pornography is the degradation of morality. What is morality? Morality is standards of conduct that are generally accepted as right or proper. With the rise in popularity of pornography one has to ask what...read more

by Sweetsmile

Now known as electric heroin, the internet pornography has much greater harm than the white, odorless, bitter crystalline compound. Therefore, there are suggestions about the need for increased censorship on this kind of w...read more

by S.S. McDaniel

The Internet is the one remaining bastion of free speech and I firmly believe it should stay that way. Yes, it is true that pornography is not something that most parents want their children to see, but that should be the...read more

by Prodigal Samurai

Internet pornography has become "used-to" these days since you can find quite a bit of nude websites if you do a simple search on any search engine. As most people would say, "it has become second nature". Personally, ...read more

by Brandon Davis

Pornography on the internet and elsewhere is a moral pandemic. Censorship, however, is not the antidote to this disease. Indeed, censorship carries with it numerous limitations and negative consequences while avoiding the ...read more

by Jessica Pickens

When I was 10 years old, my friends and I all decided to type our names into the address bar on Internet Explorer to see what was out there. We tried "www.ashley.com", "www.jessica.com", and so on. When we inserted my name...read more

by Evan Carden

In my opinion, the Internet doesn't need increased censorship. What it does need is increased enforcement. There are plenty of laws already in existence to protect children from being exposed to such an unsavory arena of p...read more