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I look forward to various parties who support this bill being horrified :marseyshock: when it's used to suppress things they like.

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HB-1337, The 2025 Protect Our Children From Satan's Libertarians Act

Sponsored by (R-IA) Holden Bloodfeast

First page: "Corporations must enable flimsy ID checks on website that are easily spoofed and effectively worthless at preventing children from accessing explicit content"

Second page: "$500 billion to Israel"

Third page: "The government has a God-given right to install cameras in your potty"

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imagine the smell-o-vision :marseybrap:

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To do that, social media platforms would have to provide minors with options to protect their information, disable addictive product features and opt out of personalized algorithmic recommendations. They would also be required to limit other users from communicating with children and limit features that "increase, sustain, or extend the use" of the platform — such as autoplay for videos or platform rewards.

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!metashit will this agegate marseycoin purchases?

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>Save own comment

>Ask carp who saved it

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good thing i was born in january 1st, 1899

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you old as frick...

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whats the deal with rule 1? :marseyhmmm:

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They would :marseywood: also be required to [...] limit features that "increase, sustain, or extend the use" of the platform — such as autoplay for videos or platform rewards.

I literally :marseyme: don't see any issue with this.

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Kids should be on government supervised internet until they're 18

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kids shouldnt bebon the internet at all. Either way the government shouldnt be involved. The responsibilty should be on the parent not to neglwct their child.

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There's nothing wrong with the internet, it's social media that's the problem. Also probably unlimited access to the internet, when I was growing up you had only so many hours/data to use in a month.

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Its wrong for kids to be on the internet bc they should be outside riding bikes or playing sports and if not that studying.

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I edited my comment, but we used to have only so many hours/data per month so you couldn't spend all day online. Theres nothing wrong with the internet in moderation.

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sure, whatever the case the onus should be on the parents to decide what moderation is, not the government

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We don't leave it up to the parents to decide whether their child can use drugs, alcohol, or porn. The government already has an established interest in restricting harmful/addictive things from children regardless of how the parent feels about it.

We've all been on the internet long enough to see what repeated long time exposure to the internet/social media does to people and turns them into terminally online, paranoid schizo anti-social r-slurs. You probably know someone in real life that has altered their life trajectory because of this shit, or if we're really being honest we can see it in ourselves given where we are on this Reddit reject site surrounded by fellow r-slurs who have melted their brains.

Social Media is just another form of a drug given how it interacts with our brains and leads to addiction and it should be treated in the same way by the government as we treat other addictive vices.

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We don't leave it up to the parents to decide whether their child can use drugs, alcohol, or porn. The government already has an established interest in restricting harmful/addictive things from children regardless of how the parent feels about it.

If a parent lets their kid watch porn, drink or do drugs, then hold them accountable. I domlnt see pfizer, smirnoff, or brazers being held iable for parents letting their kids raid the liquor cabinet the pill box or the hustler. Also just bc the government can do something doesnt mean they should.

I dont think the government should regulate the internet, drugs, alcohol or pron, beyond holding adults liable for neglect if they dont supervise the kids properly. Dedtorying anonymity on the internet is an r-slured solution. If you think otherwise then youre a bootlicker. Thisnisnlike people who want to ban guns bc "think of the children". Would banning guns save childrens lives? yes, butt owning one is a findamental right, thebimportance of which outweighs safety and social harm. If safety was a chief concern theyd require children to wear helmets in the car a law which would save hundreds of childrens lives a year and would be easy to pass because driving isnt a right. They dont do that tho bc itd be verybunpopular and political suicide. I agree that internet is dangerous, butt eliminating parental responsibility is not the solution to protecting chikdren from it as it would give the governemnt far too much power to control free spwech on the web.

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Sadly, I think most parents are too r-slurred to make that decision. I see so many parents pushing around what appear to be six year olds staring at smartphones/tablets in a stroller. That generation is completely fricked.

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by that logic the government should take custody of all children and raise them because you cant trust parenrs to do it right. This is the same logic :marseygroomergrooming: use to rationalize talking to children about their sexuality/gender identity without parental knowledge or consent. "the parents might be homophobic so the kod can only be their true selves at school!" :soycry:

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I do think there should be birthing loicense.

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Wrong, they should be bullying the weak and using the internet to figure out how to make napalm and potato cannons

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back in my day you could get books from the publicly library for all of that and more, plus you had to exercise in order to get said books.

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There's nothing wrong with the internet

Well you use it so there's one thing wrong

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I'm a positive, I only make valuable contributions. The real problem with the internet is the hordes of jeets that infest it now.

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Most parents are r-slurred though.

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and thats their problem. The government isnt your nanny.

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The government requires more and more better taken care of children as the number keeps decreasing to maintain quality.

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The government only requires what we the people allow it. By your logic the government should raise children instead. Your logic is the same as teachers wanting to talk to children about s*x/gender without parwntal knowlwdge or consent. "they cant be their true selves at home bc their parents might be chuds." :soycry:

move to europe or australia if thats what you want.

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it was a good try. you went 0-100 too fast on the irrationality though. The trick is to sound like someone who just has a slight misunderstanding then getting more and more absurd over the conversation.

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The government should be seeing all of our internet history

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Check this guys computer

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I actually don't mind this bill nearly as much as I thought I would

At least it doesn't seem to have mandatory id scanning

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how are the sites supposed to comply tho? Theyll probably do ID scanning just to be safe, especially when nanny states like Florida and North Carolina already require that for their own internet censorship bills

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Does it include ID scanning?

I haven't read the actual bill bc I'm not a fricking :marseytom: nerd but self ID seems like it would :marseymid: work fine here, and that's how basically every other "child mode" of every online :marseyidio3: service :marseygreytide: already does it. As far as I can tell, this bill just requires that the social :marseyredcheck: media :marseyjourno: companies provide such a feature.

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the state bills do. Im suggesting that once more states pass similar bills and the feds pass this one, then sites will jist dwfault to the id scans bc it would be easier than making exceptions for the few places that its not specificially required or where the government has put thebresponsibilty on sites to keep children out. Liquor stores arent required to scan or even check ids in many states, butt since theyre responsible if a minor gets liqior there, they show compliance by checking/scanning ids universally

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Liquor :marseydrunk: stores arent required to scan or even check :marseyelonpaypig: ids in many states, butt since theyre responsible if a minor :marseygoodmap: gets liqior their they show compliance by checking/scanning universally

Sure. I bolded the important part though.

If the bill is just "You have to provide a way for parents to setup their children's accounts as "child accounts" which come with these features" then there's no punishment :marseycorner: if they don't have that flag set on some particular account. It seems like this is more about forcing the social :marseysjw: media :marseyjourno: companies to make this feature set available (which they currently don't because they fricking :marseytom: love addicted :marseyjunkie2: children).

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its still a dumb bill. Parents should be responsible for their children, not megacorporations. If younlet your kid use social media too much then youre a neglectful parent and we have mechanisms to punish that.

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Backtracking quite a ways from "this bill will require all websites to verify your ID to use them" lmao

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Just bc a law doesnt list a specific requirement doesnt mean that it wouldnt result in a requirement to be in compliance with the law. Putting the responsibility on the sites essentially compels them to check IDs. Same way that setting an minimum drinking age and putting the liability on bars if they serve alcohol to minors compels them to check ids even in places where checking ID isnt explicitly required. Being compelled to prove youre not being negligent otherwise face liability, is ipso factor a requirement. Youre doing mental gymnastics.

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Just bc a law doesnt list a specific requirement doesnt mean that it wouldnt result in a requirement to be in compliance with the law.

As far as I can tell there :marseycheerup: is zero requirement in the law for these social :marseysjw: media :marseyjourno: companies to preemptively determine, on their own, which accounts are and aren't used by minors. Such a thing would :marseymid: be practically impossible :marseyimpossibru: anyways but I don't see it in the law.

To contrast with your r-slurred :marseyawardretard: example, there :marseycheerup: ARE requirements in state :marseylouisiana: laws for establishments selling :marseyburgers: alcohol :marseycheers: to only sell to patrons at or over the age of 18. You're right :marseyveryworriedtrans: maybe some states :marseyeaglerider: don't specifically declare that such verification must be via an ID check :marseyelonpaypig: but the requirement is still there, and is NOT there :marseycheerup: in this law.

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wow you dont want to protect kids? are you, like, a libertarian or something?

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Fr, anyone against this wants children to be groomed by chuds like Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson

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The government did such a good job with TV and Music.

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pushing forward with what would be the first major effort by Congress in decades to hold tech companies more accountable for the harm that they cause

No bias there!

It would force companies to take reasonable steps to prevent harm on online platforms frequently used by minors, requiring them to exercise "duty of care" and ensure that they generally default to the safest settings possible.

So they are publishers, not platforms then.

said the bill is about allowing children, teens and parents to take back control of their lives online,

Unless some :marseytrain2: is telling your kid to cut off his peepee I'm sure. That's where parental control ends.

"and to say to big tech, we no longer trust you to make decisions for us."

Unless it's censoring someone with an opinion slightly right of Stalin.

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So they are publishers, not platforms then.

They want to make laws that make it so it doesn't matter if you're a publisher or a platform, you just become a publisher.

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Some tech companies, like Microsoft, X and Snap, are supporting the bill. Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, has not taken a position.

I guess they feel it's better to settle the issue so they don't have to deal with something more onerous. I have to wonder how twitter is planning to comply with this one though:

They would also be required to limit other users from communicating with children

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