@Illyrian why can't 6 year-olds be on social media? they need to learn it for their future

lol

What Ranko said.

@Ranko lol...kids are regularly on the internet without the parents knowing. It's impossible for parents to know what their kids are always doing

bad parenting

Doesnt mean they shouldnt be on there...

@atheist4thecause I didn’t know you were being literal when you said “six year olds.”

@Ranko no, it's not. You are being unrealistic with what you expect from parents.

lol k

This has to be trolling...

@Illyrian Well, I was

I dont think kids should have unsupervised access to the internet...

@Illyrian Sites like Patreon, Twitter, etc. often try to open up their sites for the largest possible groups.

Probably fucked me up seeing the shit I did when I was 12

@Countess Didn't parents ever ban you from doing something and you did it anyways?

Yeah, but that doesnt mean you should just make it available

sure, because there is no way to not give a connected device to a kid, nor to install filters

Imagine if parents were hovering over their kids 24/7. Now that's some authoritarian shit, but that's what you guys demand

you have to be trolling at this point

all of your arguments seem to be absolutist

he's an atheist, of course he's trolling

@Ranko Because kids don't know how to work or get around filters

Kids wont listen, so just give them everything!

@Countess All you can do is call me a troll. You have no counter-argument

Or just dont give them a personal device?

@Countess When did I say, "Kids wont listen, so just give them everything!" ?

I do have a counterarguement and im calling you a troll

both things are possible

You are making stuff up

Making up a false quote isn't a counterargument

Forgive me for reading between the lines there

But your question of "Did your parents ever ban you from doing something"

how convenient for you. how about you correctly represent me when you read between the lines?

timed restricted sessions on a computer in a common room, how hard can it be ?

almost implies that parental restrictions are ineffective

Was that not your intent?

@Countess Again, you misrepresented my question. I said didn't your parents ever ban you from something that you did anyways?

Also you are talking about how its impossible for parents to monitor their childs usage 24/7

I did indeed eat cookies in secret

Which is you misrepresentng my argument

@Countess Yes.