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April 30th, 2010 
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What Fox didn’t mention is that this guy is a disgruntled ex-employee and that he runs a failing competing Encyclopedia site, and that he’s been on a campaign to smear Wikipedia for quite a while now by way of promoting his own product. This is not at all surprising given Fox’s scaremongering crusade against all forms of new media, headed up by the pirate-in-chief, Rupert Murdoch (arrr matey!).
While depictions of child sexuality are certainly disgusting, there are appropriate responses and inappropriate ones – and further hamhanded interference by government censors is not the solution here. It’s already illegal to distribute child pornography. Pornographic artwork depicting children has been a gray area (question being whether anyone is actually harmed by it), but is typically enforced. No new laws are necessary or desirable.
Be careful what you wish for, government intervention has a long track record of being ineffective and having unintended consequences. It should be, if anything, a last resort; when you confront a problem, first ask “if it were completely impossible for government to intervene here, how would I solve this problem,” don’t start off with “there should be a law!”. We have enough of those already, and the burden is destroying both our nations.