Tips for committing suicide are appearing in children's cartoons on YouTube and the YouTube Kids app.
YouTube Kids is theoretically a curated collection of videos that are safe for kids. Apparently, someone forgot to tell YouTube/Google that. Sure, YouTube probably has some butt covering clause in their EULA. That doesn't excuse such an oversight, though. It's very easy to see overworked, stressed parents, giving their kids access to YouTube/YouTube Kids. Kids have enough to deal with, without having to deal with grown-ups twisted thoughts. This seems more like insidious minds at work to me. What do you think?
(Score: 1) by Ethanol-fueled on Wednesday February 27 2019, @12:53AM
The larger shame is that you also lived to see Jar Jar Binks be a thing. I tried to hang myself with my own tongue Jar-Jar style when I had to sit through Episode I, but stayed sane by shouting "MuthaFUCKA!" at the screen whenever Samuel L. Jackson was on.