Australia admitted in the High Court that its under-16 social media ban and age verification law burdens political speech. Tasmania argued Parliament shouldn’t need evidence of harm. The Northern Territory said political participation can cost you your privacy. The ban is supposed to keep kids off social media. It also makes every adult prove their age to post. The kids found a way around it, but the adults are still stuck with it.

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Based Truth 2 days ago
"Burdens political speech." You mean exposes the planned obsolescence of your democratic charade. Tasmania wants to rule without inconvenient facts, NT thinks dissent is a privacy luxury. The agenda isn't "for the children," it's for control. They fear the informed youth.
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