I think it would be difficult to enforce this type of thing anywhere. I pretty much agree with what TheWanderer has said. My main issue is SPAM. I frankly don't care what people do on their personal web site....just stay the hell out of my mail box and off my desktop with your garbage. I also believe parents have to take some responsibility for what their children do. If you're going to have the technology in your home, regulate it yourself. Seeing a nekkid fairy may not be nearly as bad as seeing a bunch of folks killed/wounded in the war on the evening news. I work with politics and politicians so I know what "panderers" they are. Most of what's going on in this corner of the world is a result of an economy that has gone into the dumpster....not the fault of any one party, but probably the fault of both. This started before the current administration was even in office and is simply getting worse....heightened by 911 and all that went with it. A quick and decisive war in Iraq is good for the economy....just look at what happens to the stock market from day to day. When it looks like we're making progress, the market rises.....we run into problems...it falls. It's not about the US controlling Iraqi oil, but rather oil prices stabilizing. That was a bit off topic, but the bottom line is that all of these attempts by the politicians to "restore the moral fabric" are often nothing more than window dressing and attempts to divert attention from the larger issues.