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Because I think the government should fundamentally not be in the business of telling us on the Internet what we can talk about, how we have to design our websites, etc etc.
https://www.eff.org/cyberspace-independence
Alright but if an entity, for example, teaches children about self harm for pleasure or gambling then that entity should be punishable, imo.
But another user makes a great argument that the FTC could decide anything they want is the definition of harm, which could include LGBT+ and therefor KOSA isn't worth the risks.