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So clearly, Goodbye Lara's doing the same kind of thing Frozen did where it's taking the concept of "true love" and exploring it beyond the definition of romantic love. But while Frozen only had time to explore one alternate reading (sisterly love), Lara's got the space to examine it from all angles. Love between friends, love between family members, love between community members... the more time Lara spends with humanity, the more her definition of love expands, and the richer her life becomes as a result. She's learning she needs more than a prince to find happiness, and god bless her for it.
But that doesn't mean romance is entirely forgotten either.
little did she know that the new comedic star member was actually a long time fan of not only the team but her as well and through the movie she opens up about her past and inner worries which turns them into friends by the end
The KIDS Act passed the House, but the fight isn't over.
Next Wednesday, August 5th, the Senate Commerce Committee will markup 5 bills.
The SCREEN Act - An explicit age verification bill for the entire internet - and the senate version of KOSA with the duty of care portion are the most notable, amongst the others. This is not a package, but individual bills.
You know what to do.
We need calls driven to the Senate Commerce Committee members NOW. You can find them here: https://www.commerce.senate.gov/about/members/
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If you need a call script, either use 🔗BadInternetBills or spend some time writing your own , see my own below for exampl
Hello I am calling to talk about the Internet bills up for voting on August 5.
The SCREEN would enable constant surveillance of American citizens, and put the sensitive data of everyone - especially children - at risk. it would pressure websites to contract with shady third-party verification companies to collect and store incredibly sensitive identifying info, like our drivers’ licenses and passports, in insecure databases. The UK's disastrous rollout of the Online Safety Act is a perfect example of how unpopular, dangerous, and ineffective these laws are. Age verification bills mandate or incentivize that personal data be collected all in one place, making it easy for hackers gather, endangering children' s information and safety.
KOSA not only has similar problems, but gives state attorney generals too much power to sue any website for any reason. The last thing we need is a nanny state telling adults what we can and cannot see online.
Please spread the word to vote against these two bills this wednesday. And also look carefully for similar problems in any other bills.
Democrat
Democrat version of my script
Hello I am calling to talk about the Internet bills up for voting on August 5.
The SCREEN act placed inside this would enable constant surveillance of American citizens, and put the sensitive data of everyone - especially children - at risk.it would pressure websites to contract with shady third-party verification companies to collect and store incredibly sensitive identifying info, like our drivers’ licenses and passports, in insecure database The UK's disastrous rollout of the Online Safety Act is a perfect example of how unpopular, dangerous, and ineffective these laws are. Age verification bills mandate or incentivize that personal data be collected all in one place, making it easy for hackers gather, endangering children' s information and safety.With backing from far-right politicians and conservative groups, it’s clear what the Screen Act is really intended to do: censor our access to the Internet while collecting our data in droves.
Kosa not only has similar problems, but gives state attorney generals too much power to sue any website for any reason. Very worrisome in this time of political extremism. Past attempts at similar censorship at local levels led to kids facing difficulty finding resources to help with problems like anorexia because the filters decided talking about the problems was harmful!
Please spread the word to vote against these two bills this Wednesday! And also look carefully for similar problems in any other bills.