I have first-hand knowledge of one lovely young woman who tried to commit suicide after social media BS. She went from being an outgoing, talented, beautiful child to a withdrawn, depressed and anxious mess.

Children have NO business being on Instagram, Fakebook, Tik-Tok and all the rest. It's full on brainwashing. The first thing the counselors told her parents is to get her OFF of social media. And block texts on her phone.

https://youtu.be/_dzJ1CaXwIM

By Chris PowellJanuary 31, 2024Updated:January 31, 2024

During a tension-filled Senate hearing, Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) confronted Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, leading to a rare standing public apology from the tech mogul for the negative impact of his company’s products on teenagers. The exchange was marked by a round of applause for Hawley’s rigorous questioning as well.

On Wednesday, the chief executives from five leading social media firms attended a Senate hearing that drew significant attention for its focus on the online risks to children and teenagers.

The hearing, “Big Tech and the Online Child Sexual Exploitation Crisis,” also saw appearances from X’s Linda Yaccarino, TikTok’s Shou Chew, Snapchat’s Evan Spiegel, and Discord’s Jason Citron before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Hawley opened his line of questioning with a critique of Facebook’s internal research findings, which indicated a significant adverse effect on the mental health of teenage girls. “Your own study says that you make life worse for one in three teenage girls. You increase anxiety and depression,” Hawley said challenging Zuckerberg.