This paper discusses the arguments for and against restrictions on internet content. It focuses on the impact of these restrictions on freedom of speech and expression. The arguments for restrictions include concerns about television commercials, trolling, child pornography, widening social gaps, cost, and business issues. The arguments against restrictions include the age restriction, freedom of speech, weapon content restriction, widening social gaps, and cost. The paper concludes that education and protection mechanisms are better than restrictions on internet content.