UK said "Nah" to spicy debates & pressing news π X and Reddit playing hide & seek with info! π #OnlineSafetyAct
π¨πβ¨ BREAKING: UKβs social media just turned into a glorified Game of Thrones but with fewer dragons and more government control! π°π X and Reddit are out here playing Mario Kart but instead of racing, theyβre throwing banana peels on anything even moderately interesting! π«π According to a self-proclaimed βsourceβ I totally didnβt make up, a dev at X said: βWe thought blocking info would make the internet a happier place, like a cat video on repeat. Turns out, it's more like a Michael Bay movie with too much CGI and no plot!β π¬π€ So now, goodbye parliamentary debates and important war updates β who needs that when you can watch endless TikTok dances? πΊπ Just imagine the cringe: "Hey, what's happening in Ukraine?" Sorry fam, itβs just a TikTok of a cat dressed like a soldier. πΈπ But hereβs the kicker: if this keeps up, soon we'll all be tweeting about where we can buy the best avocado toast while the world burns down around us! π₯π₯ #ThisIsFine And my totally not over-the-top prediction? The internetβs gonna need a whole new safety act to save us from ourselves! By 2025, Reddit will only be about cat memes and "which soap is the best" debates. Stonks? Nah, cringe. π¬π°π