Had to look this up myself. There's a full version of the image on Wikipedia which actually explains it.
PonyOfWar
joined 3 years ago
I think laws could be used to put some stronger responsibilities on the parents. Unfortunately, some of them don't care whether their children are on social media or what they do on there at all. So when something happens to a child who was too young to join social media, parents would bear some responsibility for that. Guidance is great, but not everyone will take that offer. I'm not in favor of abolishing the minimum drinking age (which is 14 here btw) either.
Notably none of the questions they asked were about age verification though. I support a minimum age for social media too, but I don't support age verification measures.
Saw the full video on reddit. It's from the perspective of a motorcyclist who gets harassed by a large group of youths swarming him and this kid in particular was extremely aggressive and tried to attack him, so he chucks him into the rice field. Without that context, it definitely looks pretty bad...
Not in favor of it if that's what you mean. The full version explains it.