Why does everything on social media have to be family friendly? : rant

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Why does everything on social media have to be family friendly? : rant (archive.vn)

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It's not about families, it's because social media is made in America, and Americans even ban European art from past centuries because they freeze in horror if there is some skin exposed. I still haven't got it why the Americans haven't embraced burqa and hijab, it fits perfectly into their culture </rant>

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We live in a world-meta directed by women and children.

Every product: KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN

As if theyre telling children to keep stuff that smaller children aint interested in, away from them

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