It's also ironic that this guy is so adamant about protecting the children on xitter. It's like preaching against racism on 4chan.
It's also ironic that this guy is so adamant about protecting the children on xitter. It's like preaching against racism on 4chan.
The Internet pretty much runs our lives now, so: I do.
Lots of things require having Internet access, an email address, being able to visit a website, coordinate with others on a Facebook page for a local group, etc.
No one requires me to buy a pack of cigarettes to register for classes, pay bills, submit something to the government, etc.
> register for classes, pay bills, submit something to the government
is that right?
No.
You asked a specific question, and I answered a specific question (which I even quoted in my response).
Even then your answer isn't really an answer, because you're giving examples of things the internet is required for. Certain situations can require having a car, that doesn't mean you need to care about cars more than the minimum necessary to operate one.