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this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2023
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When do the alcoholics get to sue the bars/pubs for "forcing" them to walk through the door and order a drink?
Another good thing falls to the whims of lack of personal responsibility, parenting, and Helen (won't someone think of the children?!) Lovejoy syndrome. Now the predators will just continue to do there thing in a darker hole that is even harder to find.
If a bar is consistently serving alcohol to minors, it deserves consequences.
A bar can reliably verify the customer's age, a website can't do that.
The internet is not a safe space for children. It's absolutely the parents' responsibility to monitor their children's internet consumption.