Is There Any Hope of Public Policy Change?

Do you think thereis any hope of public policy change? And would you want to see it made legal or twould be your hope? There an interesting question, because, you know, the courts have grappled with that. It gets into the whole issue of censorship. Phronography is like tobacco with regard to children. Anyone under 18 should not be able to access phronography on the internet. That's something that society's agreed to do. We've limited the rights of cigarette companies to sell their cigarettes to miners. So i think coercive phonography. But who's going to ban it? Who's going to sit there and say, that clips just shows a person almost in