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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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Thank you once again to Julie Inman Grant, the eSafety Commissioner, for attempting to keep my dangerous views away from Australians. It’s working wonderfully, as you can see by this national TV appearance. Julie Inman Grant, children are beautiful just as they are; no drugs or scalpels needed! Please stop hiding the truth from Australians.
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