Age Verification Laws Explained
so what’s with all these age verification laws? It’s actually companies trying to profit off of you so companies like Meta (Facebook, Instagram) are spending money to lobby lawmakers to make ID checks mandatory on the internet so advertisers know if it’s a real person interested in buying whatever they’re selling this also helps build a digital identification profile for law enforcement to and hands it to them like cake for them to abuse if you criticize a foreign nation you’ll probably get put on a government watchlist and this isn’t a “muh capitalism or communism” issue It’s an issue with allowing foreign lobbying and PACs as a concept why hasn’t anyone who was on that island been arrested and charged yet?
An animated chibi idol dances through a satirical explanation of age-verification laws, arguing that companies benefit from mandatory ID checks by targeting real users and building digital identity profiles. The joke escalates into criticism of surveillance, foreign lobbying, PACs, and the lack of arrests connected to “that island,” with upbeat idol music making the serious political rant deliberately absurd and ironic. The clip uses cheerful anime dancing as a reaction to distrust of online platforms and powerful elites. The animated chibi idol dances through a satirical explanation of age-verification laws, arguing that companies benefit from mandatory ID checks by targeting real users and building digital identity profiles. The joke escalates into criticism of surveillance, foreign lobbying, PACs, and the lack of arrests connected to “that island,” with upbeat idol music making the serious political rant deliberately absurd and ironic. The clip uses cheerful anime dancing as a reaction to distrust of online platforms and powerful elites.
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- video, 0:43
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- 720×540 · 4.4 MiB
- Mood
- satirical, absurd
- Language
- en
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