well, yeah. its still better than picking on a kid.

same width for all setups

sadly it seems that most other search engines (like ddg) can be quite lacklustre in their image results

speak of the devil and he shall appear

*indirectly named after an animal…

will you serve free as in free beer ?

you, sir, have just won the internet!! 🤣

sounds like a you problem… banning it for everyone else is not the answer

look at the culture and mindset which Windows™ breeds.

u want to outlaw chickens ?

and we dont talk about their half cousin Objective

parents are Mr and Mrs C. and C. Plusplus

mood, not tense, no ?

no. teach them about the dangers of porn and other dangers online. ban porn from their devices. if you make porn out to be this unspeakable horror, it only leads to a natural curiosity which can lead to an unhealthy relationship with it or even sex in general. please note that i am not advocating for actively allowing minors access porn, nor do i encourage anyone to access it themselves. a phone can be a tool, and tools come with inherent dangers. teach your kids like you would with driving a car or not eating junk food.

you realize most kids will still find a way, even if you tell them not to ? its better to actually educate them. which is the point of parenting; not just to restrict what they are allowed to do.

1. every bit counts. otherwise i might as well throw away money on everything since rent is so high. if you decide that your spending is negligible (or would be spent regardless), then we can agree to disagree; obv what u spend ur money on is up to u, but i am entitled to my opinion on it.
2. you might be right about that tbh, although i would like a source.
3. you are right that it doesnt actively take food away from hungry people. i meant to say that you can improve the situation by giving away leftovers (assuming they are still in reasonable condition).

as a side note, i think the way most people are introduced to the argument is by their parents when they are young. the parents are simply trying to get their children in the habit of considering others’ needs, while also saving their own money. especially since most of the time the kid actually is hungry, but just doesnt want to eat vegetables or whatever. if someone (irl) is arguing the starving people card to you as an adult when u are wasting food, then that is less reasonable: though they have good intentions, i agree it is not all that impactful on those hungry. but again, every bit counts.

unfortunately they will almost certainly get picked on. i dont think abstinence is the best idea here, better to educate them on the dangers and monitor/restrict what they are using the phone for. lest they hate you. but certainly for someone under 12-14 they do not need a phone.

because the excess is going to waste. why do you think ? sure, it doesnt directly affect hungry people, however:

1. it is expensive
2. it is increasing demand for food, raising the price
3. if the food is still good, you can give it to someone who will appreciate it

is it so hard to simply buy an appropriate amount of food ? or just eating the leftovers ?

so they cant use a phone even at 15-17 ? a lot of kids have jobs at that point.

heh, just replace [Country] with [The Country I dont like] and you’ve got yourself a deal