You haven’t gotten through it yet. It’s still here.

How have things changed?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penis

Looks legit, doesn’t it?

How do you think we should prevent children from being the victims of misogynistic online abuse or grooming or trafficking or whatever else the government says is the reason we all need to fork over our biometric data to Persona?

I don’t think you guys are looking at the bigger picture here. What beast this article is feeding.

I’m using the website. After what you said, I checked and it has Subscribed/Local/All at the top of the page. That’s really nice. I just started using Lemmy so I haven’t completely figured it out yet. I use old reddit, so it might be set up the same way as new reddit but I wouldn’t have known.

Edit:

What are hidden posts?

I can’t figure out how to unsub from the Lemmy version of r/all. So I’m getting latestagecapitalism, politics, politicalmemes, various communist instances. 80% of what’s on my page is politics. I’m not interested in that.

I think most people unsubscribe from r/all anyway and subscribe to subs related to their favorite hobbies and games and work related info. Most of my frontpage is for video games I’m currently playing, programs I’m currently using and odd fun subs like moviemistakes or maybemaybemaybe. I wish I could do that here.

I just think you’re a cunt. Goodbye.

The feeling’s mutual, pal. Except you’re wrong and I’m scientifically correct.

referring to a victim of misogynistic online abuse as a “brat”. vile.

What’s vile are the disgusting piece of shit parents who let their kids go out and get exposed to this. They should be in prison for being horrible, irredeemable human beings who allow this to happen. That’s vile.

Letting their brat run around naked in front of a boar’s head on a stick and then acting all shocked when their kid becomes a victim of misogynistic online abuse. That is beyond vile.

What the fuck is wrong with you? Get your brat out. You are the one responsible for this.

You are the one that is causing your child to be a victim of misogynistic online abuse. You are a negligent parent and you are victimizing your child. Stop it. And quit blaming everyone else for it and belligerently shifting the responsibility. Disgusting.

This article starts off with a kid saying, “If you’re anything like my parents, you probably wouldn’t even understand most of the content that floods my social media, no matter how hard I try to avoid it.”

So is this kid going online despite being told not to? If so, then what’s the story here? This is like a kid saying “I snuck into a titty bar and you just won’t believe how many titties I saw!” If this is what’s going on, then no, the parents shouldn’t get in trouble. The kid disobeyed the parents.

But if the parents are handing this kid a wad of dollar bills and dropping them off at the titty bar, I think they should be held responsible. Maybe it’s not illegal to force a bunch of strippers to babysit your kid, but maybe it should be.

It’s not illegal but it should be and the parents should be the ones responsible. This article is a prime example of why it should be illegal.

Letting their kids go on the Internet. Get the brats out of here.

The article is confusing. It implies she’s posting and getting all these comments.

I don’t understand. Is she posting with her real name and photo? If so, her parents should be in jail. That’s mindless. There are billions of people online and millions of them are going to be unhinged assholes and lunatics. WTF!

Between leaving that out and the bit about young gigolos going to a party to bang a bunch of aging movie actresses, I have no idea how that movie works so well.

There’s not much to it. Washing machines just do what ancient people did except it uses a motor to operate the agitator. I wash my clothes in the tub and use a plunger as a posser. You just plunge till your arm falls off.

Why is the cartel burning random cars, buildings, and businesses? Are they like rioting? Or do they have something against the particular owners of these things or is there a coherent strategy?

The article says that the burning cars are for a blockade. Are they pulling people out of cars and setting them on fire? What about the buildings and the Costco? What kind of blockade does that form?

Remember that 90% of what is said online is said by complete oddballs because nobody will talk to them in real life and they have all the time in the world to post on the Internet.

And the more extreme the view, the more sock puppets these oddballs will have to try to convince you that their fucked up view of the world is actually normal.

IRL I almost never, ever meet people who are obsessed with politics, or people who are extremists like Nazis or communists. Online, they’re all over the place and it is not remotely normal. Same goes for chronic pot heads who are vehemently anti-smoking cigarettes. You don’t meet that kind of bizarro-world health nuttery offline. Or people who think that people who have outdoor cats are pure evil and should be put in prison.

Extremism like this in general is not at all normal offline. But online it seems like it is. It is not.

So what is it? What’s it’s name?

What’s next is that they are going to guilt you in to accepting it because it’s “to save kids from pedophiles and if you don’t fork over your ID, you’re either helping pedophiles or you are a pedophile yourself.”

And it’s going to work. You’re going to go along with it.

Reddit implemented this for brits months ago and there has been no mass exodus. They all forked over their IDs to save the kids. They’re probably all stuck on Discord too assuming everyone who’s leaving is a pedophile. Once KOSA and EARN IT pass here in the US, we also will go along with it, to stop the pedophiles.

Ok? But the comment I was replying to was complaining that bullying today follows kids into the safety of their owns homes and driving them to suicide. I’m just saying, whether you’re a kid or an adult, if you don’t want to be bullied in the safety of your own home, don’t make it possible for that to happen. It’s very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very easy to avoid.