This isn't an argument that no actual wolf is present, just a reminder that others have cried wolf before. >> And of course parental rights, adults are not aff

This isn't an argument that no actual wolf is present, just a reminder that others have cried wolf before. >> And of course parental rights, adults are not affected Adults are subject to age verification including the connection of their ID to their social media profile. Facebook thinks I'm 118, and when I get ads for hearing aids on news sites it's illuminating. I will never send my ID to Meta, Twitter, or any other similar company — which means I will simply be shut out of that realm of discussion. If parents want to limit their kids' exposure social media (and I very much do), it's on them to manage. If the government has a case of "think of the kids" and wants to regulate something, might I suggest something further up the "what actually kills kids" list, like enormous lifted trucks & SUVs?