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The problem I have with this is the idea that it's Meta's job to make sure kids do not see this content on FB or IG. It's nonsense! Like you say, it's not like kids only saw their first boobs or butt at 18 even 20-25 years ago (so pre social media era). And if they did somehow get their hands on say a nudie mag when they were hitting puberty, it's not like people back then blamed Playboy for their kids being confronted with nude bodies. People knew that it was the parents job to make sure their kids were not confronted with anything that the parents did not approve of. For whatever reason some people have now convinced themselves that it's not their job but the job of the government and private companies to do this. That is bullshit.

Moved the off-topic posts to their own topic, for those who want to continue the discussion there without cluttering Josephine's topic any further:

Do you honestly believe no one under the age of 18 watches Netflix? I will ignore your insulting tone.

Pretty much, which is fine by me unless they try to impose their own ideology on the rest of the world, which is increasingly becoming the case.

Why stop there then? Can Netflix still have shows that have nudity in them?

Once upon a time it was the parents job to make sure kids didn't see stuff they weren't supposed to, not all of society's.

It is part of a broader move towards a far more prudish society. It is starting in the U.S. but some of that bullshit is already making its way across the Atlantic too. I honestly thought we had these battles fifty years ago and they were won but apparently people want to return to that situation.

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Damn, she was really working that dress.

Madison Headrick? Isn't she like way too old by his standards?

Great body and face but I kind of agree that a lot of her work has been a tiny bit boring so far.

@Cult Icon Peter Zeihan claims that the Russian army has performed worse than the Iraqi army in the first Gulf war.

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Cute in that hat.

Our girl is on fire! 🔥 Finally some brands who see her true potential.

I have invented that a school banned Maus? https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/27/us/maus-banned-holocaust-tennessee.html

So if teaching about the Holocaust is important, what is the anti-CRT case for banning Maus?

You are the one who started talking about CRT. I gave examples of stuff that were banned because they were thought to be CRT. I don't know what more to tell you.

What is more concrete than talking about things that were actually banned at schools because they were perceived as CRT? Like I said before, you only seem interested in talking about this in broad abstract terms and not in terms of the micro, real-life consequences. Which I find much more important in this entire debate.

You will not address my points. The two examples I gave were banned because of anti-CRT movements in those school boards. They are literally examples tied pushback against CRT!

What exactly is woke about teaching kids about the Holocaust or Ruby Bridges? So these things should be omitted from the curriculum?

I am talking about concrete, real-life consequences of anti-CRT campaigns. You only seem interested in discussing this in abstract terms.

So you think Maus and Norman Rockwell's The Problem We All Live With are worthy of being banned?