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Why doesn't it make children safer? I'm trying to discuss this in good faith but that wasn't even an argument. A bland accusation wearing a tin foil hat.

• mjhay 4mo ago
  The onus is you to show it makes children safer - you’re the one advocating these privacy-harming rules.
  • Symbiote 4mo ago
    If you insist on that approach, then for the sake of argument, you could pretend the discussion is about Australia which already has a similar law. You could argue the benefit to children in repealing it.
    • Hizonner 4mo ago
      Nope. The burden is on whoever wants to restrict people. If you want a new restriction, the burden is on you. If you want to keep an existing restriction, the burden is still on you.