America’s children are under attack. The shocking arrest of a so-called Roblox “contractor” in New Orleans for possessing sickening child exploitation material is only the latest in a never-ending parade of failures by Big Tech. While this man was caught, how many more are hiding behind screens, taking advantage of platforms like Roblox — a company that keeps getting sued because predators love using it to target kids?
Roblox’s leadership, like most woke tech giants, talks a big game about “safety.” But the results speak for themselves: predators run wild while these billionaire CEOs cash in. The man who got arrested was just one of millions creating games for children on their platform. Does that sound like a system built to protect families? Or is it just Big Tech greed running unchecked, putting profit before morality?
Let’s get real. The radical left and their globalist buddies in Silicon Valley have no true interest in fighting child exploitation. They spend more time banning conservatives and obsessing over “misinformation” than removing depraved criminals from their networks. Meanwhile, moms and dads are left feeling helpless as evil makes its way into their living rooms via a screen.
Louisiana and Nebraska have had enough — both are suing Roblox for allowing this filth to fester. They’re accusing the company of misleading parents and not doing their job to keep children safe. Maybe that’s what it takes; if Big Tech won’t clean house, let the courts and the states do it for them. Thank goodness there are still Americans willing to fight for children, even when the media would rather look the other way.
Where’s the outrage from the “tolerant” left? They seem ready to cancel anyone who doesn’t toe the line on their progressive agenda, but can’t summon the same fury to protect our kids from real predators. How many lawsuits, how many ruined childhoods, before someone in Silicon Valley is held accountable? Parents, it’s time to wake up and demand better. Or are we just going to let Big Tech raise our children — and pay the price for their negligence?
Source: Townhall
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