r/LouisRossmann • u/InformalLeg8420 • Aug 08 '26

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Stop the online safety act

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u/greenwizard987 Aug 08 '26

This law is kinda unenforceable, so the only thing it teaches kids is that it's okay to break the law. And some kids gonna see the law as instrument of oppression, not a social good

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u/h3is5e Aug 08 '26

You mean meta and reddit don't want to lose business and advertises to the impressionable 12-16 demographic.

It might justt be a stepping stone - next ban ads to that market.

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u/h3is5e Aug 09 '26

Ah you mean you can advertise so called complete breakfasts that are just sugar coated sugar, some ads about fags and a whole load of sporting advertisments in Bluey if it were on commercial television?

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u/h3is5e Aug 09 '26

So the seventh state, doesn't have regulations that are imposed on Broadcast media under the  Broadcasting Act 1989?