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it will be weird when those kids grow up and find out that there parents have publicly shared all their dumb childhood years for everyone to see. tbqh i don't think i'd be so pumped if i reached adolescence and found out that there were all these pictures and videos of me growing up that everyone has been looking at and commenting on. it seems like it might be an issue for the next generation and i wonder if maybe there will be lawsuits filed by some angry teenagers. or something i don't know how it works but it seems like a moral gray area if you ask me
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Oh no someone might see you
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Norton posted:Oh no someone might see you thats bad for everyone else though, not him
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sorry your parents werent proud of you op
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poo poo rear end
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i would consider privately shared albums with family members, but would not give my children a social media presence without their permission. they will get full religion and circumcisions, however.
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null sheen chummer
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a good number of kids have an online presence even before they are born with those ultrasound pics.
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like kimye i wouldn't ever do this, i just dont think its right
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op i guess you arent familiar with the current generation of 13-early 20 year olds who relish in having the most menial and no-one-cares poo poo posted about them for the public to possibly affirm their existence by incrementing a database variable
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^e: yeah that's a problem to, I think even among peers my age (25) we felt the pressure when in high school and college to prove our social value through our social media accounts. Doesn't really seem to be a thing after college but I know during some people commented it was kinda weird I never really used my facebook other than as a chat client and a way to get ahold of me after meeting me. I maybe upload a couple pictures after major events like birthdays or something but I didn't document my every weekend or anything.baw posted:it will be weird when those kids grow up and find out that there parents have publicly shared all their dumb childhood years for everyone to see. tbqh i don't think i'd be so pumped if i reached adolescence and found out that there were all these pictures and videos of me growing up that everyone has been looking at and commenting on. it seems like it might be an issue for the next generation and i wonder if maybe there will be lawsuits filed by some angry teenagers. or something i don't know how it works but it seems like a moral gray area if you ask me There's also those kids that tweeted bomb threats because they didn't realize they'd be taken seriously. You really should be like 18 before you have social media accounts that aren't like school specific or something. ArbitraryC fucked around with this message at 16:29 on Jun 3, 2014 |
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i take pride in the fact that if i was ever wanted by the law for big time crimes the news would be showing pictures of me completely plastered because that's all they would have to work with...naturally a lot of people would relate to this and think i wasn't so bad after all. but the gov having pictures/info of its citizens from cradle to the grave is super creepy, i guess no need for implanting chips into newborns anymore! I understand the desire to use the conveinence of the internet to share pictures of your child with family and friends but at least take some quality pictures show the ones off that flatter the baby's appearance, and host them on a decent hosting site like smugmug or something and just put a link up on facebook. At least just make ur FB profile private so internet weirdos can't creep on your baby pictures and save them to their spank bank or make plans to abuse/kidnap ur child... jfc people Mariana Horchata fucked around with this message at 16:51 on Jun 3, 2014 |
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ArbitraryC posted:^e: yeah that's a problem to, I think even among peers my age (25) we felt the pressure when in high school and college to prove our social value through our social media accounts. Doesn't really seem to be a thing after college but I know during some people commented it was kinda weird I never really used my facebook other than as a chat client and a way to get ahold of me after meeting me. I maybe upload a couple pictures after major events like birthdays or something but I didn't document my every weekend or anything. I would like you and everyone else in your peer group to know that the only thing new about what you just described is that it's happening on Facebook. I went through high school before people knew what the Internet was and the same dumb poo poo happened. Kids are horrible monsters and sometime around the legal drinking age most people snap out of it. Please feel free to join us in laughing as The Lord Of The Flies plays out again and again, year after year, in middle and high schools across the planet. E: vvvvv that too. cruft fucked around with this message at 16:52 on Jun 3, 2014 |
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baw posted:it will be weird when those kids grow up and find out that there parents have publicly shared all their dumb childhood years for everyone to see. That's every child ever since the invention of cameras. Facebook just made it easier.
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parents are literally starting at the ultrasound nowadays
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Parents with baby profile pics being openly racist. That's one racist babby
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this isnt the same poo poo as kids growing up unless your parents kept an easily accessable archive of all your lifes events that will be available to everyone forever
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actually they woudl have grown up with it so it wont be weird for them at all soz they will think it really weird that people from our generation have so few baby/kid pictures
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who cares lmao you're a huge human being if you give a poo poo about something like this haha
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it won't be a problem because everyone will have moved on from Facebook by then and you will only find that poo poo on internet archives if anywhere.
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gently caress the kids not you Aatrek, calm down
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Hayburner posted:poo poo rear end
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Is that how they're born?
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it's his job to catch the next one
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I love how it took teachers, parents and school administrators like 3 years to catch on to the whole "kids are posting drinking and gently caress pics on the internet!" My girlfriend's mom actually talks about what her little sister's friends post on Facebook. Before I graduated, you could pretty much be like "Hey everyone. Here's a picture of me smoking a bong with a beer in my other hand and my dick out! gently caress cname girlfriend's whore mother, she's a sodding oval office!" and not hear a thing about it from anyone other than your friends. Cyber bullying, sexting, sending naked pics, all that was "underground" while I was a junior/senior. The internet was the wild west. Must suck to be young, now a days. "Parents figured out the internet" has turned parents into proto-children who attempt to intervene and dictate playground rules. It's creepy as poo poo to hear parents judge their kid's friend for something he or she tweeted. It's kinda like if a mom were to run out on the football field, because someone tackled her son a little too hard, for her liking. I seriously hope my generation is privy to Y2K style internet cruzing. I hope that when we have kids, we can back off and be like "Ok, we had the internet when we were young. Let's let kids have the internet back!" and gently caress off. I'd hate to ever have to check up on my kid's facebook page or some poo poo, but I know since other parents are and will be doing it, I'll also have to. 
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R2IJFCUBFs This but instead of Ed Harris it's Mark Zuckerberg and the NSA.
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It's funny when I'm working at a high school cause kids think they can text and they're being really sneaky about it I know man, I had a cell phone in high school. I'm not your 40 year old teacher. Also the most sobering thing is realizing that teachers literally heard every curse word and slur and gossip you ever said in the classroom but just ignored it.
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Op is upset xhe can only poke them virtually Also jesus christ there's a lot of words in this thread
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Thats it, I'm deleting all my friends and family pictures to show how much i love them.
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FogHelmut posted:i would consider privately shared albums with family members, but would not give my children a social media presence without their permission. they will get full religion and circumcisions, however. Male/Female genital mutilation is hosed up. You disgust me.
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cname posted:I love how it took teachers, parents and school administrators like 3 years to catch on to the whole "kids are posting drinking and gently caress pics on the internet!" I miss those days...you really have to put the filter on FB big time these days because most people friend everyone they've ever met (and their parents/extended family as well) and never really weed out people who they haven't seen irl in over a year or two. All it is to me now is just a way to casually follow what some friends/things you are interested in are up to, see how hosed up/busted/retarded/overly serious people you went to HS with are, event/party invitations, and a lazy way to share phone pictures/stupid internet poo poo (of course poo poo that isn't too risque/non-pc - no posting Star Wars 9/11 mashup gifs these days unless you want to rile up ur friend's grandma or overly sensitive person that said friend lived down the hall from sophomore year of college you you've never even met). i still have an active acct but i really havent really regularly contributed to it in years. these wonderful forums allow me to satisfy that itch of acting a fool on the internet like back in the day without alienating friends/family (i mean supposedly you can't even say 'human being' ironically or not on FB anymore) on public record under the watchful eye of the SJW thoughtpolice and the NSA for the low, low one time fee of  Thanks SA. 
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I'm the best friend posting "So cute!" on every single picture even if it's hosed up and gross like an ultrasound or the baby came out with a full head of hair.
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