Mar 16, 2019
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If you ever find yourself with the problem of being in love, a quick teacup of poison should have you fixed right away.
Don’t lose your life to the battle you feel you can’t fight.
Parents in the United States are turning to trial lawyers as they blame Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok for their children's mental health cr
At about the time her daughter reached the age of 12, American health executive Laurie saw her once confident, happy child turning into someone she barely recognized. At first, she thought a bad case of adolescent angst was to blame.
Initially, her daughter had trouble sleeping and grappled with episodes of self-loathing and anxiety, but by the time she was 14, she had started cutting herself and was having suicidal thoughts.
Without Laurie knowing, she had been sneaking away her confiscated smartphone and spending hours online at night, trawling through posts about self-harm and eating disorders on social media platforms.
"One day she said to me: 'Mom, I'm going to hurt myself badly if I don't get help,'" Laurie said as she described the mental health crises that have plagued her daughter for the last two years, disrupting her education and devastating the family's finances.
She asked to use only her first name in order to protect the identity of her daughter.
Paying for her daughter's care - therapists, a psychiatrist, and multiple residential treatment facilities across the country - has nearly bankrupted Laurie, who recently sold her house in California and moved to a cheaper home in another state.
In August, she filed a lawsuit on behalf of her daughter against the social media platforms she blames for the ordeal: Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok.
The case is one of dozens of similar U.S. lawsuits which argue that, when it comes to children, social media is a dangerous product - like a car with a faulty seat-belt - and that tech companies should be held to account and pay for the resulting harms.
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What is the best way for avowed capitalists to sacrifice themselves, may it please The Free Market, and forestall The Great Depression pt 2: The Depressioning, amen?
Jump off of the top floor of the closest stock exchange
Tied to the bull statue in NYC and burned alive
Hang themselves with a noose made of woven $100 bills
Aspirate gold, die of pneumonia like the coronavirus victims whose lives they don’t value
When any retirement planning person asks me, someone who spent most of their teens and twenties sorta suicidal, about saving money for when I am 65+: