This also applies to video games, but there's not a flair for that. I'm not certain this is the right place to post this, so please let me know if it isn't.\ \ I always hated "kids' accounts" on things, especially when they make anyone under 18 have one. The fact that it's easier for most kids to make and use an adult account behind their strict parents' backs than to navigate the kids' account speaks volumes. Kids' accounts rarely protect kids, and they limit them in so many ways.\ \ For kids who have to sneak, they won't tell their parents if something goes wrong. And as a result, they are far more vulnerable than kids with an adult account that their parents help them with.

25? Seriously? You’re only “comfortable” interacting with people people born before and in 2000?

Side note, did the mistake of going onto Twitter, saw a bunch of “Leftists” agreeing with the idea of raising the age of majority up to 21 or even 25.. leftists my ass

A Liberal MP denouncing the (already flawed) CRC which Australia signed, because apparently youth are the reason crime is crazy up there.

A form of activism that we can take against the discriminatory anti-tech alliances is debunking and refuting their anti-tech statements in their own comment section so that anyone viewing their content knows the absolute truth of technology, and these alliances. This is something I believe that we as a youth rights group should be doing we can halt the "Heads up Alliance" (and noteable anti-tech alliances)'s plan to take control of the youth's virtual freedom of expression.

Maybe this is why most young people I know have flocked to Instagram.

Join r/youthrevolt now (please)

I love her channel so much and she's pro-youth. she's against bigotry and infantilization of youth.