Porn In A Public Library

shame you needed to stoop to a personal comment because I disagreed with you. :(

Movie theatres, DVD stores etc take on the parenting role too - they have to adhere to classifications about who can borrow or go i n to watch what.
that's what the classifications are for.

I am glad that such applies to libraries too in Australia.
 
January said:
I disagree.

Libraries should follow the required classifications same as anywhere else; stores, movie theatres etc.

If a minor can't borrow a Restricted move from a store why should they be able to borrow one from a library?
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Suggesting libraries are at fault for corrupting children by not restricting access to MA or R videos is like blaming passersby for not dousing raging infernos with their water bottles.

Kids looking for porn or violent movies have all that content immediately available at their fingertips. For free. Whenever they want it.

They're not going to bother wandering the aisles of a public library, or checking out a DVD their parents might come across.

p.s. Underage kids can easily get into R or MA movies. Even if a theater won't buy them that movie's ticket, they simply purchase a ticket to a different movie in the same multiplex, get past the person checking tickets, and then go into whatever movie they choose.
 
I dont think it is that easy for them to get into restricted movies here. Might be different in your country.

and I am glad libraries and stores do follow classifications here

conversation seems to be going in circles now.
 
January said:
I dont think it is that easy for them to get into restricted movies here. Might be different in your country.

and I am glad libraries and stores do follow classifications here

conversation seems to be going in circles now.
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