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In reply to the discussion: White House urges UK not to ban social media for under-16s [View all]

City Lights

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6. Ohhhhh, poor US tech firms!
Reply to groundloop (Original post)
Tue Jun 9, 2026, 05:30 PM
18 hrs ago

My heart just bleeds for them! They are so misunderstood! And so unnecessarily burdened!

Please UK, won't you think of US billionaires?!?!?!

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White House urges UK not to ban social media for under-16s [View all] groundloop 18 hrs ago OP
If Trump is against it... them I'm all for it. QueerDuck 18 hrs ago #1
... 2naSalit 18 hrs ago #2
One of my all time favorites! 😂🤣👍️ QueerDuck 18 hrs ago #3
I suspected... 2naSalit 18 hrs ago #4
From the same people who cheered (after demanding) schools ban cell phones. Grins 10 hrs ago #24
This is one of the few areas Matthew28 18 hrs ago #5
I really want to agree with you... and I appreciate where you're coming from... slightlv 17 hrs ago #8
Thank you for this reply. LiberalLovinLug 13 hrs ago #21
"Freedom of speech" is assessed somewhat differently in the UK 0rganism 17 hrs ago #9
This message was self-deleted by its author Skittles 16 hrs ago #15
The only problem is: oberle 16 hrs ago #16
Ohhhhh, poor US tech firms! City Lights 18 hrs ago #6
With Kissin Kousin Eppy gone, the current White House resident needs other ways to recruit those under 16 for his sons. Wonder Why 17 hrs ago #7
Apparently youngsters take social media seriously. Aussie105 17 hrs ago #10
Don't care about tech firms' woes. In the end, they'll adapt for a dollar, I'm sure. OC375 17 hrs ago #11
Social media isn't healthy for a lot of people. ForgoTheConsequence 17 hrs ago #12
The real concern is the potential cutting off of the brainwashing of children to accept the status quo. cstanleytech 16 hrs ago #13
Why are the destruction of our speech & privacy rights so favored as solutions of first resort? snot 16 hrs ago #14
What makes him think the UK is going to listen to him? On ANYTHING! JustKay 15 hrs ago #17
This is icky. Baitball Blogger 14 hrs ago #18
None of your business, asshole. LudwigPastorius 14 hrs ago #19
When the fuck did it become acceptable for them to keep trying to influence policies that affect the EU? Karasu 14 hrs ago #20
What a shame if our children were isolated from a constant flood of fascist propaganda..... KY_EnviroGuy 11 hrs ago #22
They want to poison the minds of everyone, everywhere! The younger the better! PSPS 10 hrs ago #23
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