Re:Florida House of Representatives approves bill to ban soc...
by EasyMark on Monday January 29, 2024 @04:26PM
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I can't agree. This teaches kids that the government is the answer to everything. this should 100% be the responsibility and decision of parents. Kids are different, and these one-size-fits-all authoritarian tactics that have become a signature of the current GOP Floridian government are just the beginning of the totalitarian christofascist laws that they want to implement. Before you ask, I am a parent, and my kid's devices all have this crap blocked and likely will remain that way until he's at least 15, give or take a year depending on what I determine when he gets to that age. He knows that there are severe ramifications if he tries to work around my decision, and will lose many, many privileges if such a thing happens.
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Re:Florida House of Representatives approves bill to ban soc...
by 11101010001100 on Monday January 29, 2024 @08:41PM
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If you ignore history, yes, it may teach kids that the gov is the answer. Don't ignore history.
Re:Florida House of Representatives approves bill to ban soc...
by protocolture on Monday January 29, 2024 @09:14PM
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Yeah I hate that at the first sign of trouble people run to the government.
My kid, and I have told my wife this, is ready to view whatever he wants on the internet when he can circumvent me.
Re:Florida House of Representatives approves bill to ban soc...
by bloqs on Tuesday January 30, 2024 @04:07AM
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The libertarian equivalent is the model we are currently running and it hasn't worked. It's psychologically addictive, harmful and has parallels with smoking in a way. If the evidence for its harm was less robust.
Do you think simply labelling it as bad is sufficient? Parents have no idea.