I agree with this.

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    Conservatives: you can’t remove my comment, I have a right to free speech!

    Also conservatives: these people shouldn’t be allowed to exercise the same free speech rights as me.

    Conservatives: Nanny-state Democrats are trying to tell you how to raise your kids!

    Also conservatives: we really need to tell these people how to raise their kids.

    It seems that conservatives just think they should be able to tell everyone else what to do.

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        Your inability to refute my simple point is your problem, not mine. I will not be wasting time with someone who is dishonest in every interaction.

        Maybe ban me again? That seems to be your MO for when you show your ass.

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          I refuted your word salad. That wasn’t hard to do.

          Maybe instead of calling people dishonest, you should look to your own behavior.

          You can’t even point out Anything specific you dislike. I actually cited a study showing why this is a good idea.

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            So we can ban things that are bad for mental health?

            Sounds like conservatives shouldn’t be on social media then. You know, since it made them try to overthrow the government.

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              For children yes. Children don’t have the same rights as adults.

              Liberals are more likely to be mentally ill. Conservatives are less likely to be mentally ill. As such we are fine on social media.

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                  We are the reasonable ones. I don’t associate with those people. Those people act more like democrats.

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        Ill ask it in a much clearer way.

        Republicans scream and shout about “Democrats telling parents how to raise their kids.”

        Republicans are now banning kids from social media. Sure, thats a good step.

        But how do you respond to the hypocrisy of “republicans can tell parents how to raise your kids”?

        Isn’t the republican view “its up to the parents how they raise their kids”, so why are republicans now celebrating telling parents they aren’t allowed to let their children on social media?

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          If you look at the law closely it restricts children under 14 from creating an account. Parents can create an account and give their children access. Children under 14 can’t consent to terms and shouldn’t be permitted to create accounts.

          There is no government getting in between parents and kids, this law just requires a legal guardian to provide consent to their children having accounts.

          https://m.flsenate.gov/session/bill/2024/3/billtext/er/pdf

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            I am not opposed to this at all. Social media is toxic to children and limiting their access is best.

            If parents can allow their children access, so be it.

            I didn’t allow my kid to access social media until she was 16 and even then, we had to have her PW to check on her account.

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      you can’t remove my comment, I have a right to free speech!

      Note how we didnt remove your comment, but engaged with it instead.

      these* people shouldn’t be allowed to exercise the same free speech rights as me.

      13 year olds dont really belong on the internet, especially social media like TikTok or Lemmy. Plus demanding 13 year olds listen to you when they arent in your care is really fucking weird.

      Also conservatives: we really need to tell these people how to raise their kids.

      Child abuse laws exist for a really good reason. So does the drinking age, and smoking. Why should this be any different?

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      The law prevents children under 14 from creating accounts & children 14&15 from creating accounts without their parents consent. Parents can create accounts and give access to their children. The parents can still decide.

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      Why are republicans telling others how to raise their children? Why are republicans trying to make a Big Government State that controls the lives of citizens?

      Why do republicans hate freedom?

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        Because kids need to be protected. Its why they cant drink booze or drive or do much of anything.

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        Why are republicans telling others how to raise their children?

        They’re not. This bill still allows parents to create social media accounts for their kids.

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    https://www.theverge.com/2024/3/25/24087979/florida-desantis-social-media-age-verification-parental-consent-law

    [It] does require websites to give users the option of “anonymous age verification,” which is defined as verification by a third party that cannot retain identifying information after the task is complete.

    Its not anonymous if you have to give up anonymity to complete the process.

    Also seems ripe to use as a poor tax. How many Lemmy instances could survive a 10-50k fine per offense? The NetChoice gang can afford to fight, and if they lose, implement this.

    Just to be clear, I’m not arguing for children on social media. This is just not the way. If the authors of this bill actually gave a shit, they would be fighting for living wages and less work so families can actually spend time together.

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      It’s anonymous from the perspective of the website.

      You have a trusted third party check the ID, so you don’t have to hold that ID data.

      It’s kind like Stripe for credit card processing. You can integrate Stripe into your website and they handle all the credit card details in a way your server never has to see those credit card details.

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      Also seems ripe to use as a poor tax. How many Lemmy instances could survive a 10-50k fine per offense?

      I would say zero. I have not read the bill, I’m not sure how they are defining social media or if they have guard rails to protect something like lemmy. That is a good point though

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      I read about the fine more and if I read it correctly, it is really strange. The youth would be able to sue to get the money.

      That means people could create fake accounts and bombard the sites with lawsuits.

      I’m not a fan of that. I’ll have to find a better source and verify that I read that correctly.

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        Same conclusion in my research. All these bullshit bills are erosions of privacy and/or a poor tax. CISPA, SOPA, PIPA, CASE, KOSA, etc…