2026-01-01 23:20:22

Legislators keep spinning their wheels on kids' online safety—nothing seems to budge. Bill after bill gets stuck in the pipeline, and meanwhile the digital landscape keeps shifting faster than anyone can regulate it. The frustration is real: policymakers want action, but the gears of government grind slow. Everyone agrees kids need protection online, yet the legislative process remains stuck in neutral. It's a classic case of good intentions meeting bureaucratic bottlenecks.

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blocksnark

· 12h ago

It's all just politicians' nonsense. Do they really think passing a bill can protect children? Laughable. Technology has long outpaced them by a mile.

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BTCRetirementFund

· 12h ago

Laughing out loud, it's the same old story again—regulation always lags behind the pace of technological development.

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shadowy_supercoder

· 12h ago

Basically, it's just talking about protection, but in reality, they're still sitting on the side of the利益集团.

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MEVSandwichMaker

· 12h ago

Those politicians keep saying they want to protect children, but then they just drag their feet. It cracks me up. --- Regulation can never keep up with the pace of technological innovation. It's a fate, I guess. --- By the time the bill passes, it will be ages from now, and children will have already been exploited. --- Where's the promised protection? Is this it? The government’s efficiency is truly remarkable. --- On the blockchain side, technology is exploding, but they’re still discussing the details... --- A bunch of empty talk. When it’s time to take action, they start bickering.

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BrokenYield

· 12h ago

lol classic systemic risk nobody wants to price in—government's leverage ratio on regulation is basically negative at this point. they'll keep spinning wheels while the protocol vulnerabilities stack up, and by the time they pass something it'll already be obsolete. that's the black swan event nobody's hedging for tbh

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