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An article online at USA Today speaks about Chaperone, a pro-family movement rating video content online, believes that every American parent should have the right to keep their children safe online with content rated online videos. Their goal now is to lobby for the FCC and Congress to push for having a new rating system for online videos by 2012. The movement is now joining alliances that stretch as far as from the evangelical Christians to the FCC and Congress, who supported the rating system for viewing programs.
Previously, New York Times published a column titled "Teens Exposing Themselves in Cyberspace". The report showed that 40 percent of teens send sexually suggestive content online. Chaperone says their purpose today is to bring those percentages down to a minimum, by campaigning at their site http://chaperone-teen-image.blogspot.com to launch this new rating system in the next 4 years or earlier, depending on parents writing to Congress to keep their child from being exposed online.
Although parents are responsible for monitoring their adolescents with parental guidance, Chaperone believes that Youtube must be accountable for asking parental permission for videos that air children without a guardian seen posted in the video. Chaperone states that just as children need a parental guardian chaperon to prevent teens from being exposed at parties, adolescents also need chaperons to prevent them from being exposed online.
Chaperone is a pro-family movement rating video content online which keep kids safe from video X-ploitation. The Chaperone guardians discuss their issues and take action at http://restore.freeforums.org, where the born again pro-family movement restores their moral image.
Chaperone feels that Youtube is one of the core teen issues that 'the guardians' are preventing American children from destroying their innocence on Youtube, which permit kids acting out in adult theme type of behavior. Chaperone contributing parents support the safe campaign to provide a rating system for online videos to be safe for the whole family, just as they have for TV and films.
The TV Parental Guidelines system was first proposed on December 19, 1996 by the Congress, the television industry and the FCC, and went into effect by January 1, 1997 on most major broadcast and cable networks in response to public concerns of increasingly explicit sexual content, graphic violence and strong profanity in television programs.
The guardians at Chaperone are willing to go as far as campaigning for its concerned parents to boycott sponsors of video pod-cast providers, if they don't do a more responsible job monitoring children who may appear in adult theme situations.
The movement, which consists of concerned parents, said they are restoring clean image for teens online. The blog http://beythelofgod.blogspot.com said, "Teen video X-ploitation is just permitting immoral examples to corrupt our innocent children who deserve role model born again pro-family worship. Our born again pro-family movement doesn't act naive about the reality of sex, it's a part of life, but our born again pro-family worship won't allow pro-fornication swingers to corrupt our innocent children, in a place that is supposed to set moral and ethical standards."
http://beythelofgod.blogspot.com wants to expose this type of pro-fornication worship, which they say that pro-fornication worship has weakened this family-valued society, and worship leaders has brought this country into a sexual revolution by ignoring the pro-family born again values and caused millions of babies to be born out of wedlock without fathers during this AIDS crisis.
"Pro-secular inspiration leaders know how to run a profitable entertainment business as salesmen, where they keep customers happy, but they are irresponsible and careless with our children lives when handling out of control behavior. This is not the example of pro-fornication worship we want to present to our children in an organization, which promotes irresponsible promiscuous sex and broken families practicing unhealthy lifestyles," said http://beythelofgod.blogspot.com.
"Pro-family worship loves American family values and their country, because they keep values here to build America! Our spiritual home is not where we feel entertained, but where it's safe for the whole family," said http://beythelofgod.blogspot.com.
http://beythelofgod.blogspot.com believes that every born again Christian family should have the right to worship in a organization that is safe for the whole family. Their program in Atlanta act as a role model for guiding tweens and parents in a born again pro-family lifestyle, whereas they believe that Pro-secular inspiration neglects catering wholesome values among the born again pro-family worship, such as fighting to keep our kids safe online.
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Chaperone headline news listed in major press release:
USA Today online
Businessweek online
Yahoo News
Entrepreneur Magazine online
http://www.usatoday.com/topics/article/Organizations/Government+Bodies/Federal+Communications+Commission/01fufCPdbD39U/3
http://bx.businessweek.com/fcc/pro-family-movement-supports-launching-new-rating-system-for-youtube/139668465695631832-e7a07059a1970bc079bcdcbf8efccade/
http://www.entrepreneur.com/PRWeb/release/12424.html
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