@InkyDarkBird said in #39:
> No?
> The Kardashians are of course stupid, but they aren't really harming anyone.
> Meanwhile Tiktok is rotting the brains of the younger generation with addictive content.
Counterpoints:
Video games rot the brains of the younger generation with addictive content
Soda pop rots the brains of the younger generation with addictive content
TV and movies rot the brains of younger generations with addictive content
Social Media rots the brains of younger generations with addictive content
Popular fiction rots the brains of younger generations with addictive content
Rock music rots the brains of younger generations with addictive content
Being the dad in a Twisted Sister music video is not a good reason for depriving a large group of something that doesn't impact you anyways. At least the "security concerns" crowd has a (perceived) vested interest
EDIT: Little worried about your downvote of #37. Hopefully, you still hadn't seen the fallacy in your logic, and it was not a statement in favor of casual censorship
> No?
> The Kardashians are of course stupid, but they aren't really harming anyone.
> Meanwhile Tiktok is rotting the brains of the younger generation with addictive content.
Counterpoints:
Video games rot the brains of the younger generation with addictive content
Soda pop rots the brains of the younger generation with addictive content
TV and movies rot the brains of younger generations with addictive content
Social Media rots the brains of younger generations with addictive content
Popular fiction rots the brains of younger generations with addictive content
Rock music rots the brains of younger generations with addictive content
Being the dad in a Twisted Sister music video is not a good reason for depriving a large group of something that doesn't impact you anyways. At least the "security concerns" crowd has a (perceived) vested interest
EDIT: Little worried about your downvote of #37. Hopefully, you still hadn't seen the fallacy in your logic, and it was not a statement in favor of casual censorship