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Do not underestimate the capacity for each successive generation to stamp on the rights of the next, regardless of what personal experience tells them. The case for things being different this time could be made as follows. The current generation of millennial parents had relatively unconstrained access to a naive internet that had its violent parts. It was a largely self-directed experience, so when they became parents there was, it seemed an argument for supporting these measures. The next generation of parents will have been the first to face more guardrails in the online world, than elsewhere. Or to have been "banned" from something they grew up with - an experience that was also increasingly immersive. This might eventually help change the direction of travel. ![]() [@nonymouse] [Guardster] [Proxify] [Anonymisierungsdienst] |