How Big Tech turned your kids into experimental addicts while lawmakers cashed in and did nothing

America’s kids are under attack, and not just from bad ideas in the classroom. The real predators hide behind corporate logos like Meta and Google. For years, these Big Tech billionaires pushed flashy platforms on our children, turning them into screen-addicted guinea pigs. Social media has proven to be a mental health disaster for young people—yet, up until now, our so-called leaders in Washington haven’t lifted a finger to stop it.

Let’s be clear: liberal lawmakers have been talking tough about protecting kids online for years. But talk is cheap. Endless hearings, grandstanding soundbites, and nothing but empty promises. Meanwhile, the social media giants keep raking in profits hand-over-fist as families deal with the fallout. Depression, cyberbullying, and dangerous trends run wild while the left drags its feet, terrified of upsetting its friends in Silicon Valley.

It took juries—regular Americans, not pampered D.C. elites—to finally do the job Congress refused to do. When Meta and Google marched into courtrooms in New Mexico and California, they didn’t get their usual cozy treatment. No high-priced lawyers could save them from facing real accountability. Families and their children’s safety finally came before the blind greed of globalist tech monopolies.

Now, suddenly, the liberal establishment discovers a backbone. Politicians who sat on their hands for years are racing to put kids first—now that public outrage is boiling over and their own jobs are on the line. Are they really serious this time? Or is this just another bandwagon moment before the lobbyist dollars roll in again? If liberal lawmakers truly cared about American families, they could’ve acted years ago.

Parents shouldn’t have to rely on courts and luck to keep their kids safe. America needs tough laws that punish tech giants when they target children. No more hiding behind endless “innovation” loopholes. These Silicon Valley barons should answer for the harm they cause. Congress better wake up and do what’s right for America’s children—not what’s profitable for their globalist pals. Or do they just want more screen-addicted voters who never question authority?

Source: Washington Times