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Social media may be toxic for children, but it is up to legislatures to debate what to do about it
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National Review (United States) | Mar 27, 2026
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While social media poses risks, parents should take responsibility for their children's online activity instead of relying on government intervention.
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The debate on social media regulation should include diverse voices from parents, educators, and tech experts to find a balanced solution.
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Legislatures must take decisive action to regulate social media, prioritizing children's mental health over corporate profits.
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Overregulation of social media could stifle innovation and free expression, ultimately doing more harm than good for society.
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Social media companies should be held accountable for the harmful effects of their platforms on children, necessitating stricter regulations.
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