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post Jan 17 2005, 08:25 PM
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This is going no where. Any computer in a home is under the control of the adults. She is a very lucky girl. Some children come into a lot of harm when on the internet. Because thier parents are so oblivious to any of thier childrens activities. My opinion is this subject should be dropped altogether. As you are refusing to listen to reason. This has become a argument. Not a discussion.

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post Jan 17 2005, 08:29 PM
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Parents have the right to raise their children any way they see fit. If they abuse that right, they should be in jail. It doesn't sound to me as if that is justified here. As long as she is a minor, we can't condone defeating a parent's non-criminal actions, so no one is going to help you with this, even if it were possible.

If you want to debate this kind of stuff, take it to general chat. This topic is closed.


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