Feels like kids that young probably can't really tell the difference between an ad and genuine content, so protecting them from being targeted seems reasonable.
Feels like kids that young probably can't really tell the difference between an ad and genuine content, so protecting them from being targeted seems reasonable.
I've watched my own child light up over a toy commercial with the kind of pure, uncomplicated joy that's such a fleeting part of childhood, and I don't want every part of growing up treated as something that needs to be shielded and regulated away from them.
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?
Should wealthy nations have an obligation to accept more climate refugees?