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That's because people like you see 1 example and extrapolate that onto everyone's life circumstances. For example: What about a single mom who puts on youtube
by mrep 8y ago
That's because people like you see 1 example and extrapolate that onto everyone's life circumstances.
For example: What about a single mom who puts on youtube for her child while she does the home chores and cooks because she does not have the money to pay for anything else (youtube is free)? Should she force her kid to sit there without any stimuli while she works? I'd argue that is far worse.
- GordonS 8y agoThat's a false dichotomy - if you have money to buy a device to show YouTube on, you have money for books, toys whatever. And they needn't be expensive - at least in the UK, you can regularly buy 2nd hand books in mint condition for as little as £0.01 from Amazon, and we have lots of charity shops with great bargains on 2nd hand toys.