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: Sex Offender Issues

People always claim they want to protect children, right? Then why do they not go after the porn on the Internet and web sites?

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This is the stuff, your kids can see in a matter of seconds. None of these require age verification or anything. Try it out for yourself!  Click the images to go to the search page WARNING: Adult images will appear at the links below, so click them at your own risk! YouTube Search Google Search Google Image Search (Turn off Safe Search) To see the rest of the article, visit the Sex Offender Issues blog.

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on October 19, 2008 (boomark / email).

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