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America’s Federal Trade Commission is reviewing rules for advertising aimed at children
Regulation could disrupt the booming “kidfluencer” business::undefined
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Ah yes, the trickle down economy.
When pathological exploitation of children’s every day for attention money trickles down from Hollywood to common people.
I’m as critical as anyone of trickle down econ, but I’m not sure if you could have missed the point by a wider margin