Re:This is a good thing. (Score 0, Flamebait)

I'm always amazed at the number of people that like to get bogged down in the numbers. So what if you think the numbers are wrong. Does that make the message any less important? Do you think that decaffeinated coffee is really decaffeinated? Or that there's really no calories in diet soda? Are you as anal with your checkbook and personal finances as you are with the message of this organization? I think not. I think the real truth is that Hasselton doesn't like the message they are putting out. The message that parents should be aware of where their kids are, not only in the real world, but in the cyber world as well. I think he feels threatened by the message that this organization is putting out and that perhaps they will interfere with some of his online activities. If you don't want to believe the numbers then don't. But don't bash the organization that's helping to protect children online. My advice would be for the Hasselton to shut up before he's found out to be the pervert loving creep that he is.