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Social media is already heavily biased and skewed even with the current restrictions. These restrictions lead to further resistance and the further spread of misinformation leading to widespread mass propaganda when a country or owner of that social media platform has their own vested interest or personal biases.
The government has no place in regulating social media sites, as a means to "prevent fake news and misinformation," because then the government will pick and choose what it deems as "fake news and misinformation." This will just give the government another excuse at overreach.
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There are to many young kids seeing things they just shouldn’t. It is also very harmful to teens mental health by bulling and seeing celebrities photoshopped pictures.
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