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But I think people genuinely think there’s some legal welfare obligation on us randomers to protect Louise’s children / their own children lol and it’s laughable / making me cringe
Yeah I'm not sure what the actual perception is as far as legal vs. ethical obligation. Not saying this is happening here in this thread, but for example when people go into lockdown mode and either won't repost or even allude to images that influencers have posted of their children or are blocking out children's faces because the influencer hasn't, it kinda becomes like what are we doing? People should be guided by their own ethics but it gets kinda convoluted. That's just an example how even on the ethical side it goes sideways. But legally, I can't see what obligation anyone would have to an influencer's child unless they are in proximity to them one way or another or are some kind of mandatory reporter that spans hyperspace and knows the child to be abused.