4 ms·
Looking forward to when (aptly-named) MasterCard will ban those other networks that put young girls often less than 13 in a behavioral treadmill of entertaining
by cblconfederate 5y ago
Looking forward to when (aptly-named) MasterCard will ban those other networks that put young girls often less than 13 in a behavioral treadmill of entertaining other users with their photos for pithy "likes" that don't even translate to monetary rewards. Should I hold my breath?
- detcader 5y agoBeing r-ped is as normal and consequential as posing for an advertisement or dancing in a TikTok, is what you're saying?
- neolog 5y agoControlling children's social environment to direct them into emotional dependence on corporate stimulation is really harmful. Unfortunately MasterCard doesn't seem to be working on that problem.
- detcader 5y agoConservatism runs on the assumption that young girls and women are natural property of men (the father, then the husband) and so for many people, these are innocent daughters lost on OnlyFans. But no political faction is active on the issue of social media's damage to children since no one[0] is making the connection between Instagram and the uptick in suicide (and other results) in young girls. And I doubt many conservative fathers really care if their kid learns to wife from TikTok rather than Barbies [0] with any power, that is -- there have been plenty of op-eds, but they exist to drive clicks from worrying parents, not to advance any call for material changes