Monday Tech Bits [May 31, 2004, 12:37 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Thanks Mike Martinez.
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it's also another example of people not wanting to take responsibility for what their kids watch.
How so? These parents are paying a monthly fee to make sure that they're in total control of what gets shown to their kids. How on earth are they not wanting to take responsibility?! Because they're letting a machine filter the scenes? Would it somehow be better if they sat there with the remote control and skipped the scenes themselves?
yes it would actually be better because parents would be spending time with their children. heck they could posibly do something even more constructive like go play ball, or for a bike ride together...
Im now looking for reasons to keep my SWG account active
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