they need protecting, so it's of better benefit to involve children in this debate, because everyone has the same image of a child.
             Just like children, women also are considered to be weak and vulnerable, and unable to take care of themselves. Miller states that "The idea that women merit special protections in an environment as incorporeal as the Net is ultimately bound up with the idea that women's minds are weak, fragile, and unsuited to the rough and tumble of public discourse" (105). Here Miller is bringing up the point that women are usually portrayed to be weaker than men are and they too need protecting from the Internet. Since women have this image of being weak, it is easy for them to use women as an example for censoring t
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