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@stephenlak23913 @amio_p @The_Forty_Four Ecuador did the same thing to the Mexican team back in 1993 when they hosted the World Cup, and thus, the cycle continues.

@amio_p @The_Forty_Four Cheating bastards

YOU HAVE TO WATCH THESE MEXICAN TEARS AT FULL TIME WTF😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@Queenprompto @cinnamontoastk Which is why I will never own a Playstation, lol

@Midnight_Lost @cinnamontoastk Literally none. Sony has basically said in the past you don't own your games you just pay for permission to play their games that they can take away from you whenever they want

I aint gonna lie. I haven't bought a physical copy of a game for my pc in like 20 years.

@EndymionYT Inevitable, but too soon. Especially after their own debacle with the movies. Sony, and other digital storefronts, need to give some kind of guarantee our digital libraries will be protected.

PlayStation just killed physical media, what do you think? Good or bad?

@GameBoo64 @EndymionYT Usually when a license expires on Steam, the title is removed from the storefront, but users who have already bought it can still download it whenever they want.

@EndymionYT People point out Steam does only digital but the difference is you have a lot more freedom over your files. You can put Steam games on an sd card. Also Steam doesn’t yank people’s stuff claiming their license ran out.

@PlayStation And what is to stop you from deleting our digital libraries like you did with the movies?

Important updates: News on physical discs for new games - play.st/4v86Wg3 News on PlayStation Store on PS3 and PS Vita - play.st/4vEN9FX

@JayObernolte At least be honest, this has nothing to do with keeping the children safe, otherwise you and the rest of the House would be after those involved in the Epstein scandal like bloodhounds. No, this is purely about censorship and control and selling our personal data.

Tonight the House passed the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act on a bipartisan vote, which will help keep children and teens safe online. As a parent, I believe families should have the tools they need to protect their kids from online exploitation, addictive design features, financial scams, illegal products, inappropriate content, and emerging risks from AI chatbots. This bill strengthens protections for minors, empowers parents, updates children’s privacy laws for the modern internet, and holds online platforms accountable. republicans-energycommerce.house.gov/posts/e-and-c-…

@RepSuhas At least be honest, this has nothing to do with keeping the children safe, otherwise you and the rest of the House would be after those involved in the Epstein scandal like bloodhounds. No, this is purely about censorship and control and selling our personal data.

When it comes to keeping our kids safe online, we have to get it right.

@HouseGOP @RepGuthrie At least be honest, this has nothing to do with keeping the children safe, otherwise you and the rest of the House would be after those involved in the Epstein scandal like bloodhounds. No, this is purely about censorship and control and selling our personal data.

PASSED: the KIDS Act requires age verification on obscene websites, sets nationwide standards enforced by the FTC, and empowers parents, while letting states pass even stronger child protections. Thank you @RepGuthrie!

@FrankPallone At least be honest, this has nothing to do with keeping the children safe, otherwise you and the rest of the House would be after those involved in the Epstein scandal like bloodhounds. No, this is purely about censorship and control and selling our personal data.

Update: My bipartisan KIDS Act passed the House today by an overwhelming vote of 267-117. Big Tech has had a free pass for too long. Today, that changes.

@JonSchweppe At least be honest, this has nothing to do with keeping the children safe, otherwise you and the rest of the House would be after those involved in the Epstein scandal like bloodhounds. No, this is purely about censorship and control and selling our personal data.

The SCREEN Act just passed the House 267-117. We are one step closer to national age verification requirements for adult websites.

@SpeakerJohnson At least be honest, this has nothing to do with keeping the children safe, otherwise you and the rest of the House would be after those involved in the Epstein scandal like bloodhounds. No, this is purely about censorship and control.

For years, Congress has worked to find 21st century solutions to the real dangers that children and teens face online, and the bipartisan KIDS Act offers a major remedy to these problems. This legislation represents an important step forward in Congress’ effort to protect children online and hold big tech accountable, while also empowering parents and protecting free speech. I commend Chairman Guthrie for working across the aisle to get this done, and we look forward to working with our Senate counterparts to ensure these essential protections for our children become law.

@juliecbarrett KIDS Act is all bullshit anyways, it's not about protecting the kids, it's about control and handing out our personal information to big tech companies.

Better than I predicted, but the KIDS Act still passed the House. Here are the 32 Republicans and 89 Democrats that voted against massive data collection and surveillance of American children and citizens. 🙏🏼🇺🇸 My prediction that KIDS Act stalls in the Senate stands. They will hold out for KOSA and duty of care.

@RepLangworthy At least be honest, this has nothing to do with keeping the children safe, otherwise you and the rest of the House would be after those involved in the Epstein scandal like bloodhounds. No, this is purely about censorship and control.

Tonight, the House passed the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act with strong bipartisan support. As a father of two, I know parents—not Big Tech—should be in the driver’s seat when it comes to protecting our kids online. Families deserve real tools to shield children from online predators, addictive algorithms, scams, dangerous and illegal products, explicit content, and the emerging risks posed by AI. This bill gives parents more control, strengthens privacy protections for children, updates outdated online safety laws, and holds Big Tech accountable for putting profits ahead of our kids’ well-being. Our children deserve a safer internet, and tonight the House took an important step toward making that happen. @HouseCommerce

@RepLiccardo At least be honest, this has nothing to do with keeping the children safe, otherwise you and the rest of the House would be after those involved in the Epstein scandal like bloodhounds. No, this is purely about censorship and control.

Three decades have passed without Congress acting to protect kids on the internet. We can continue to persist in making the perfect the enemy of the good, or we can seize this moment to pass common-sense, bipartisan protections against child manipulation, sexual exploitation, and harmful data practices, while ensuring that states like California can enact even stronger safeguards. I look forward to voting yes on KOSA and continuing the work ahead needed to protect our kids.

@RepLaurelLee At least be honest, this has nothing to do with keeping the children safe, otherwise you and the rest of the House would be after those involved in the Epstein scandal like bloodhounds. No, this is purely about censorship and control.

🚨The House just passed the bipartisan KIDS Act, which includes two of my bills to strengthen online protections for children. My legislation helps equip families with better online safety resources and modernizes privacy protections for children and teens in today's digital world. Children deserve to be able to learn, connect, and grow online without sacrificing their privacy or safety.

@SteveScalise @RepGuthrie @HouseCommerce At least be honest, this has nothing to do with keeping the children safe, otherwise you and the rest of the House would be after those involved in the Epstein scandal like bloodhounds. No, this is purely about censorship and control.

🚨PASSED: The KIDS Act This commonsense bill strengthens protections for minors and gives parents more tools to help keep their children safe online. Thank you to @RepGuthrie and @HouseCommerce for your leadership in delivering this win for America’s families.

@USRepKCastor At least be honest, this has nothing to do with keeping the children safe, otherwise you and the rest of the House would be after those involved in the Epstein scandal like bloodhounds. No, this is purely about censorship and control.

The KIDS Act passed the House with bipartisan support! 👏🏼 A long overdue step to rein in Big Tech and keep kids safe online. This important legislation strengthens privacy protections for children and teens, bans targeted advertising to young people, gives families more control and preserves parents’ ability to seek justice in court. I'm proud of this important step, but the work to protect kids and teens online continues.

@WhiteHouse Kind of funny how the system works perfect when he or one of his sponsored members win, but if the other side wins, it's always rigged. Pick a line, one or the other, can't be both.

"It is more important than ever to pass THE SAVE AMERICA ACT" - President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸

@DHSgov @WhiteHouse @DHSgov and the current administration are a mockery of our founding fathers, all of whom would be ashamed of what the country they founded has become.

“The highest glory of the American Revolution was this: it connected in one indissoluble bond the principles of civil government with the principles of Christianity.” —John Quincy Adams, 1837 ONE NATION UNDER GOD. ‘The Prayer at Valley Forge,’ Henry Brueckner