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Fencing the ocean: Australia’s social media safety bill : Comments

While this proposed legislation will prove ineffectual in achieving its intended purpose – here, protecting the prelapsarian state of childhood from ruin at the hands of wicked digital platforms – it will also leave the apparatus of hefty regulation.

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Well Banjo, you have your wish I believe. As a bonus you also get a thumbs up from Nicolás Maduro. Here is a picture of Nic not giving a fascist salute. The truth is that he was accused of murdering a political opponent and an unscrupulous photographer snapped him as he was pointing at the real culprit. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/10/25/venezuelan-opposition-activist-found-dead-after-detention-political-party Posted by Fester, Friday, 29 November 2024 5:13:18 PM

The senate has seen real merit in banning under 16"s from social media. Aiding parents of their right to control what their kids see and do. This could set off a world wide action for social media control instead being dictated to by persons with no bounds. Real leadership comes from elected representatives that care about our underage kids that were getting bad influence from unrestricted social media platforms. Posted by doog, Saturday, 30 November 2024 7:08:24 AM

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