>>1889385

I have mixed emotions on this one. Obviously, minimizing child sex abuses is a good thing. On the other hand, the government of the United States should not be talking to little kids about sex. Certainly, this is not a program that should be associated with the military.

I get that these are strange times and this is an issue that needs to be addressed, but I hope this is not a long term solution. This issue has the potential to be the next Security Industry Specialist goldmine. Instead of hiding behind "terrorists" to increase their money and power, they'll hide behind child sex predators.

It's a fine line. You want to catch and prevent as many as you can, but you can't let it become an excuse to eliminate freedom and make people rich like the terrorism issue has.