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Evidently Chickentown

@EvidentlyDan

I remember the corned beef of my childhood

가입일 Kasım 2020
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Alleria 🇨🇦 Content Creator
Parents: "we don't have time to monitor our kids online activities. The ban will guarantee our kids aren't online and exposed to danger!" Great... i hope you have time then to spend giving your kids attention, activities and knowing where they are all hours of the day once they are no longer able to be inside, online, gaming with friends. 80s/90s kids we were raised cellphone/internet free and we did a ton of shit we weren't supposed to. Kids need to be parented regardless of whether they have access online or not.
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451, homo de lettres
451, homo de lettres@4__5__1_·
Get rid of social media entirely and what is left for a minority or queer kid to do, to be with? Most children are straight. Queerphobia, racism and bullying are all still extremely common in schools and amongst kids in general. Must queer kids be condemned to loneliness?
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451, homo de lettres
What do you think 16-17 year old kids are? Stupid, immature babies who need government-mandated curfews? Parental controls exist. It is possible to impose greater legal obligations on tech companies without blanket bans; possible to create kid-friendly sections of sites. Come on.
Joakim 🌹🇳🇴🇪🇺@joakial_

Kids should not spend hours on their phones every day, exposed to self-harm content, pornography, violence, and extremist or hateful material. Yet that is the reality today. Parents alone cannot solve this, so governments should enforce age limits. Let kids be kids.

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C🔆co Writes
C🔆co Writes@WritesCoco·
A single slice of actual aged cheddar would have you on your knees in tears. Wisconsin would be a religious experience for you.
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Edwin Hayward
Edwin Hayward@edwinhayward·
Do you post anonymously on here? Would you be happy about the UK government being able to associate your user name with your actual identity? That's a likely secondary effect of the social media ban for children. You're very very naive if you think it's a coincidence.
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Alerta News 24
Alerta News 24@AlertaNews24·
🇬🇧 | El reportero de la BBC intenta convencer a una adolescente de que Starmer hizo lo correcto al prohibir las redes sociales para todos los menores de 16 años.
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1st Class Maths
1st Class Maths@1stclassmaths·
Such a massive overreaction to this. YouTube content will still sit there. U16s just won't be able to create an account, upload content, comment, be tracked or have an algorithm decide their content. All good things.
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Matty🤖Makes
Matty🤖Makes@MattyMakesArt·
@Miss_Snuffy Oh, so you admit that these site are as dangerous as smoking, so you're going to push to regulate them & force them to display their harmful effects, like tobacco companies where forced to do Yes?
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Katharine Birbalsingh
Katharine Birbalsingh@Miss_Snuffy·
Banning social media for kids is necessary to change the culture around it. Like how we banned smoking in restaurants. It changed our views and habits on smoking. Culture is everything. It is how we save our kids.
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Petja Ylitalo
Petja Ylitalo@PetjaYlitalo·
@hbdchick Minors are already treated as slaves, so not sure why it would matter anymore here than elsewhere.
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hbd chick@hbdchick·
arguably, the uk's proposed social media ban for under-16s triggers human rights concerns under article 8 of the ECHR, specifically regarding a minor's right to private life/personal sutonomy. (minors' rights are covered pretty much the same as those of adults by the ECHR.) ...
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hbd chick
hbd chick@hbdchick·
and, quite obviously i would've thought, enforcing an under-16 ban via facial age estimation or uploading government IDs would be a massive new privacy infringement under article 8 for ALL internet users, including adults who wish to browse anonymously. 🤦🏻‍♀️
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Zoe Strimpel
Zoe Strimpel@realzoestrimpel·
The social media ban is utterly, utterly disgusting. not because it 'doesn't go far enough' or 'won't keep kids safe' or whatever other 'reason' is given that translates to MORE BANNING PLEASE, but because it is a heinous jackboot in the face of the idea that children are human beings. It is extremely dangerous in itself, cutting off lifelines of all kinds, narrowing their worlds, and massively decreasing knowledge and learning (and its potential) and increasing loneliness. the idea that our kids, banned from even Youtube, which is basically knowledge itself, and the most democratically available, will end up being able to vaguely compete on the world stage with peers who have not been cast back into the iron age by an insane, madly illogical government is preposterous and one of the saddest aspects of this.
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Grant Hurst 🦬🇺🇲🇺🇦🇮🇱🇹🇼
I'm not sure who's more annoying; The Irish when you point out they're raging antisemites on the wrong side of every conflict in the world, or the Brits when you point out that telling a believable but mundane lie doesn't actually count as prank.
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Nick Harley
Nick Harley@Mick_Marley·
@projection2024 Saying the chicken is great but the sauce is overrated because they hate seasoning 😭
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Christian JB
Christian JB@christianjbdev·
I don't have a strong opinion on the UK social media ban, but including YouTube seems excessive. There's so much great educational content on YT. And it's practically replaced television for many of us. It would seem very intrusive for a government to ban TV for under 16s.
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Libertarian Conservatives
Libertarian Conservatives@_LibertarianCUK·
The ban on social media for under 16s is simply an extension of the online safety act effectively. It will require all users no matter what age to verify with ID. It’s going to be digital ID through the backdoor. #NoToDigitalID
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any other leader would be 20 points ahead
How far would you go to protect kids? Should we put a government camera in every house and send government inspectors round to check kids are in bed by keir starmers curfew? it's scary how many ppl see clear government overreach into their real lives but have no concerns online
Vittoria@vitt2tsnoc

Nothing has made me more pro social media ban for kids than watching anonymous adults lose their minds at the thought of proving they’re adults. The call is coming from inside the house.

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