Part 2: eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant says she doesn’t overreach her powers, only enforcing laws handed to her by the Liberal Party.
In 1983, a chilling discovery shook a small town in Minnesota—a secret Satanic pedophile ring operating in the shadows, using local children to fulfill the unspeakable urges of powerful predators.
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When asked if there will be sufficient guardrails to protect children from viewing pornography, eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant smirks and laughs as she labels it “lawful but awful content.”
When asked if there will be sufficient guardrails to protect children from viewing pornography, eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant smirks and laughs as she labels it “lawful but awful ...
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When asked if there will be sufficient guardrails to protect children from viewing pornography, eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant smirks and laughs as she labels it “lawful but awful content.” Perhaps this warped category is exactly why it’s missing from the ban.
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