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But this is ridiculous. The problem was created by the state (which ultimately runs the schools), and now the state wants to impose additional rules on a bunch
by bee_rider 8mo ago
But this is ridiculous. The problem was created by the state (which ultimately runs the schools), and now the state wants to impose additional rules on a bunch of totally unrelated adults to (probably fail to) solve their self-imposed problem.
- subscribed 8mo agoYou're saying that because you fell for the scam. Seriously, every "think of the children" initiative is a scam. And especially for that one it was quite obvious lawmakers were purchased to introduce these laws. And there are receipts, too: https://codeberg.org/svin/meta-lobbying-and-other-findings https://codeberg.org/svin/meta-lobbying-and-other-findings