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Roblox CEO tells parents that “if you're not comfortable, don't let your kids be on Roblox”.

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  • vivianrixia@piefed.socialV [email protected]

    He's washing himself of the responsibility for how harmful the game is.

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    Neo lib western ideals have toxic "personal responsibility" as a virtue.

    Everything is your own fault, there are no external influences, pull yourself up by your bootstraps....

    OH WAIT! Did my friends multi billion dollar company make many stupid decisions that will cost potentially everything? Better bail them out with the the publics money and tell everyone to not buy fancy things, like a TV or fridge, if they want to get survive.

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    • none_dc@lemmy.worldN [email protected]

      I agree with everything you say, pal. I wasn't making fun of the fact that parents are being held accountable, I was making fun of the fact that the one who is holding parents accountable is the head of the platform that is harmful to children. I guess I didn't make myself clear enough and I'm sorry for that.

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      I get ya, but it still seems like we're trying to blame the guy providing the service in this instance. Which is again, giving people a pass to not have willpower or be parents.

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        I get ya, but it still seems like we're trying to blame the guy providing the service in this instance. Which is again, giving people a pass to not have willpower or be parents.

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        We can definitely do both: blame the guy for not providing a healthy environment for his primary users, and blame the parents for not being aware of the dangers their children are exposed to.

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          "My first message would be, if you're not comfortable, don't let your kids be on Roblox. That sounds a little counter-intuitive, but I would always trust parents to make their own decisions," the company's director noted.

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          Over half of those parents voted for a rapist in the white house. You sure about their decision making abilities there?

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          • C [email protected]

            Well that's been my policy so far. Since there are literally no controls whatsoever over the content in Roblox, it looks like my kid will be old enough to play Halo before he's old enough to play Roblox.

            I have no problem with this, there are a lot of games out there.

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            There's a whole lot of games kids should never been able to play. Roblox enables more predators than Omegle.

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              I disagree I think this is the only answer. It’s the answer law makers should take as well. If parents did their job just because something is made specifically for kids doesn’t mean they are getting on it. There were a ton of things I wasn’t allowed to do as a kid.

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              It's the children's parents' fault they keep falling into the pit. The government should take no responsibility as child after child disappears, never to be seen again. We could fill the hole, but that's parents job and there's an acceptable amount of poor people's children I'm willing to let vanish. It's only impacting poor people's children.

              As someone who grew up poor with neglectful parents, it's people like you who would cheer on my death. People would say it would destroy my fathers incentive to provide for me if they helped me. Let me tell you, there's some people who just won't provide for their children. It's supply side Jesus applied exclusively to struggling children.

              It is the parents fault, but children will suffer if we do nothing. Parents should tech kids not to get into strangers cars, but when they inevitably do we should still look for them.

              How many poor kids is an acceptable sacrifice to you?

              Maybe we should take down the orphan crushing machine even if it's not our job.

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                It's the children's parents' fault they keep falling into the pit. The government should take no responsibility as child after child disappears, never to be seen again. We could fill the hole, but that's parents job and there's an acceptable amount of poor people's children I'm willing to let vanish. It's only impacting poor people's children.

                As someone who grew up poor with neglectful parents, it's people like you who would cheer on my death. People would say it would destroy my fathers incentive to provide for me if they helped me. Let me tell you, there's some people who just won't provide for their children. It's supply side Jesus applied exclusively to struggling children.

                It is the parents fault, but children will suffer if we do nothing. Parents should tech kids not to get into strangers cars, but when they inevitably do we should still look for them.

                How many poor kids is an acceptable sacrifice to you?

                Maybe we should take down the orphan crushing machine even if it's not our job.

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                Honestly the answer is to punish bad parents. Not all of society and reasonable families. There is no orphan crushing machine, it’s people who shouldn’t be parents not being educated in why they shouldn’t. And abortion being turned into something political instead of the best choice for 99% of pregnant persons.

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                  Honestly the answer is to punish bad parents. Not all of society and reasonable families. There is no orphan crushing machine, it’s people who shouldn’t be parents not being educated in why they shouldn’t. And abortion being turned into something political instead of the best choice for 99% of pregnant persons.

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                  "You should have been aborted" is a wild take. It might be hard to imagine, but not all poor people want to abort their children.

                  Ignorant Americans speed running back into eugenics is wild to watch.

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                    Sure. Seems fair. But they could also stop the pedophiles on their platform too.

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                    judging by this statement, this ceo would rather have the pedophiles and ban children

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                      "My first message would be, if you're not comfortable, don't let your kids be on Roblox. That sounds a little counter-intuitive, but I would always trust parents to make their own decisions," the company's director noted.

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                      If I had kids now, I wouldn’t let them touch Roblox. My ex had a kid that he didn’t pay enough attention to. That was constantly falling in with online predators in Roblox and Discord. I reported a predator on discord and they made me go through and flag every picture the kid sent, not the whole conversation. wtf Discord.
                      Keeping predators away on Roblox was harder.

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                        Parents need to fucking parent.

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                        How will they watch rich people pretend to die?

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                          "You should have been aborted" is a wild take. It might be hard to imagine, but not all poor people want to abort their children.

                          Ignorant Americans speed running back into eugenics is wild to watch.

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                          Terrible abusive parents shouldn’t be forced to have children they don’t want or need isn’t eugenics. Shitty people should know their options and we should celebrate abortion as a moral victory. So much less suffering in the world when unwanted children don’t have to suffer for 18 years.

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                          • C [email protected]

                            Well that's been my policy so far. Since there are literally no controls whatsoever over the content in Roblox, it looks like my kid will be old enough to play Halo before he's old enough to play Roblox.

                            I have no problem with this, there are a lot of games out there.

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                            Seconded. My kids never have touched this game and they never will.

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                            • tonytins@pawb.socialT [email protected]

                              And Roblox goes bankrupt.

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                              They will never. Even for Christmas I was asked to offer Roblox gift cards. They were fully used in less than ten minutes for buying skins…

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                                Seconded. My kids never have touched this game and they never will.

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                                For my kid it’s too late, I allowed her to play without documenting myself enough. Luckily it offers good parental controls, and I take that as an opportunity to educate her about what’s going on.

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                                  Parents need to fucking parent.

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                                  And platforms need to moderate their platforms.

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                                    "My first message would be, if you're not comfortable, don't let your kids be on Roblox. That sounds a little counter-intuitive, but I would always trust parents to make their own decisions," the company's director noted.

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                                    I already knew that, my son has never used it because I’d heard the stories from his friend's parents already.

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