[0:00] face real harm online.
[0:01] >> It passed including predatory design
[0:03] features.
[0:03] >> It passed.
[0:06] >> This is official representatives for uh
[0:09] top Democrat. We have uh you know
[0:12] Republicans as well all in support of
[0:15] this uh bill that was you know called
[0:18] the kids act that I covered earlier this
[0:20] morning. It received overwhelming amount
[0:22] of support bipartisan support from both
[0:25] political parties Republicans and
[0:27] Democrats. 267 people voted to basically
[0:30] be against freedom of expression and
[0:32] speech online and 117 were patriots that
[0:35] tried to stop this from happening but uh
[0:38] obviously there wasn't enough votes to
[0:40] counter it. So the house has officially
[0:42] decided to move forward with uh
[0:44] basically forcing age verification,
[0:46] biometric scanning and any form of way
[0:49] to verify your personal identification
[0:51] online. And uh this will affect the
[0:54] entire internet. The fact that this even
[0:56] passed the House is pretty damning,
[0:59] especially with how overwhelmingly
[1:02] one-sided the votes were. Like, it
[1:04] wasn't even close. Like, the fact that
[1:06] it has 267 votes and then only 117
[1:10] fought against it pretty much showcases
[1:13] that uh yeah, this is this is being
[1:15] pushed through and both parties are very
[1:17] happy to push this through. And now,
[1:19] next up is for the Senate to decide if
[1:22] this uh becomes law or not. There's a
[1:24] little bit more steps after that, but
[1:26] overall the fact that this made it so
[1:28] far through and both sides pretty much
[1:30] came to an agreement, I think is
[1:32] indication enough that uh we are
[1:34] actually witnessing the death of the
[1:37] internet as we know it. Like the ability
[1:39] to be anonymous, the ability to have
[1:41] your own privacy. We are legit actually
[1:44] witnessing this happen within the United
[1:46] States. The only hope that we can have
[1:48] at this point now is that the Senate
[1:50] literally shuts this down completely.
[1:52] there's always a chance. But it is
[1:54] really scary the fact that over 260
[1:57] people voted for this and it was just
[1:59] this one-sided. But uh yeah, so um this
[2:03] um this is uh pretty scary. The fact
[2:05] that uh we're seeing the same exact
[2:07] speech that we see within the UK being
[2:10] used from these different
[2:11] representatives and politicians with the
[2:12] United States saying the exact same
[2:14] words like echoing the same thing of
[2:16] think of the children, protect the
[2:17] children. But we all know that is not
[2:19] what this is about. Everybody with a
[2:21] working functioning brain knows that
[2:24] this is how they get these laws passed
[2:26] because they use the optics of think of
[2:28] the children, protect the children. And
[2:30] if you try to fight back against it,
[2:31] they're like, you're a weirdo not
[2:32] wanting to keep children off the
[2:33] internet. But obviously, the real reason
[2:35] is to open up the door to where they can
[2:37] now start implementing even more
[2:38] draconic laws to censor your speech or
[2:41] spy on you and even put you at risk
[2:44] potentially of doxing yourself. Like,
[2:46] let's um let's get into this a little
[2:47] bit more of this. So basically, you
[2:49] know, let's say in a perfect world that
[2:51] this law really is the intention of it
[2:53] is to protect kids and there is no
[2:55] alternative like uh you know, methods of
[2:58] what they're trying to do with this.
[2:59] Like for instance, they are truly trying
[3:01] to protect you know kids from being on
[3:02] the internet. The problem here is is
[3:04] that even if this is the case, these
[3:07] different sites, like for instance,
[3:08] Discord Reddit Wikipedia Twitter all
[3:12] you get the point. You'll have to
[3:13] implement your ID or some form of
[3:15] biometric scans just to be able to
[3:16] access these sites. And can you
[3:18] legitimately trust these sites with your
[3:20] personal information after seeing
[3:22] continuous data breaches like with
[3:23] Discord for instance earlier this year?
[3:25] No, you cannot. And the fact that, you
[3:27] know, this is going to be implemented
[3:29] throughout the entirety of the internet
[3:31] is pretty horrifying because this means
[3:33] that these littleer sites, these sites
[3:35] that don't have a lot of money or
[3:36] infrastructure to be able to build prop
[3:39] probably the proper protections for you
[3:40] might have massive data breaches and
[3:42] your information is just straight up
[3:44] lost. This is just this is a uh doomsday
[3:47] scenario honestly for the internet. Like
[3:49] this is actually a pretty dark day. Like
[3:51] I said, it isn't completely over. Like
[3:54] the Senate can still shut this down, but
[3:57] the fact that they pushed this through
[3:59] the door with next to no push back and
[4:01] they kind of snuck it under everybody's
[4:03] radar till the day before this literally
[4:05] happened really says what they're doing
[4:07] here. And I really hope that people gain
[4:09] awareness of this situation and they
[4:11] fight back because this is not about
[4:13] protecting kids. This is not about think
[4:16] of the children. This is about invading
[4:17] your privacy. This is about you
[4:19] basically no longer being anonymous
[4:21] online and basically doxing yourself,
[4:23] putting yourself at risk online. That is
[4:25] what this is because, you know, they're
[4:27] going to be implementing these different
[4:28] companies and sites are going to be
[4:29] implementing like, you know, age
[4:30] verification checks most likely with AI.
[4:33] And we all know that that can get stuff
[4:35] very, very wrong. And so, let's say
[4:37] you're someone that uh, you know, has a
[4:39] dying grandma on the floor and that
[4:41] needs help and you need to look up a
[4:42] YouTube video or something or a guide to
[4:44] be able to do chest compressions to do
[4:46] CPR. Well, you're going to have to
[4:47] verify your age real quick. You're going
[4:49] to have to put in your ID. You're going
[4:50] to have to scan your face. Going to wait
[4:51] till the AI checks it while your grandma
[4:53] is potentially dying on the floor.
[4:55] That's what I'm trying to get. That's a
[4:56] very extreme example, obviously. But
[4:58] what I'm saying is is that stuff like
[5:00] this is going to cause a lot of harm.
[5:02] There is areas to where this can even
[5:04] cause people to die. I mean, very
[5:07] extreme, very, very extreme example.
[5:09] Yes. But I'm just trying to say is that
[5:12] this is very damaging. It puts just so
[5:15] many people at risk. It puts like, you
[5:17] know, people's information in the
[5:19] crossfire where it can be lost by these
[5:20] companies. It It's just It's bad. I I
[5:24] absolutely shameful that this actually
[5:26] even passed. It is so sad that I even
[5:28] have to make this video and say, "Yeah,
[5:32] it passed with overwhelming support."
[5:36] So, yeah, I will leave it at that. I
[5:38] just I wanted to talk about this because
[5:40] obviously I told you guys I would give
[5:41] you an update depending on where the law
[5:43] went today, if it passed or not. And
[5:45] yep, here you go. I hate to be the
[5:47] bearer of bad news, but here we are. So,
[5:49] the only thing we can do now at this
[5:51] point is contact your local
[5:52] representatives, like different Senate
[5:54] members that are going to be voting on
[5:55] this in the future, and tell them you do
[5:57] not want this to pass. That's literally
[5:59] the only way now at this point to
[6:01] counter this because if we don't, it
[6:04] will probably pass through the Senate.
[6:06] So, anyways, you all have a fantastic
[6:07] day or night wherever you live. Be safe,
[6:09] stay healthy. Chibi outs.