From a constituent in Hinesville, GABeing sneaky with KOSA won't work this time. Kill the bill or lose support.
I'm hearing rumors that you are planning to sneak the KOSA package into the defense budget bill being heard this month. As a voter, I find that behavior unfitting for a congressman. I will inform my friends, family and community about this poorly made decision. Also, I am aware of Congress's tendenc
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAI'm furious about the KOSA hearing. Vote against all the bills!
What I heard and saw at the recent hearing on the kids online safety bills appalled and disgusted me as an American and a great-aunt. The dismissiveness of so many proponents of these child-endangering bills could wind up with my family being victims of data brokers, traffickers and exploiters. Espe
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAKOSA and the package bills are not safe. Oppose them.
I understand that we all want kids to be safe and free from trafficking. However, the measures being introduced this upcoming week are not the solutions that they are touted to be. KOSA, the SCREEN Act, IODA, the GAMING act, Sammy Act, and many more impose invasive and censorious duty of care requir
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAOppose the KOSA package!
Next week, there will be a hearing on bills that would very well make things easier for predators, cybercriminals, data brokers, traffickers, abusers and scammers. I'm calling on you to oppose KOSA, the SCREEN Act, the GAMING act, the Sammy Act, the RESET Act, the App Store Accountability Act, Paren
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From a constituent in Hinesville, GAOppose the 19 bills being heard in both committees!
The House has presented 19 bills touting them as solutions to online child safety problems. As a great-aunt and a constituent, I am asking you to oppose KOSA, the SCREEN Act, the GAMERS act, IODA, STOP CSAM and any and all other bills in the proposed House package, along with the Senate package and
From a constituent in Hinesville, GADon't pass the Kids Online Safety Caucus's bills. Do this instead.
Freedom United does more to save kids and victims of trafficking, stalking, extortion, and exploitation than SESTA and FOSTA ever did. Groups like NCOSE and Covenant Eyes, along with Exodus Cry and Collective Shout proclaim that they want to end exploitation, but they support all the systems that ma
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAOppose the Kids Online Safety Caucus and their bills!
The Kids Online Safety Caucus would endanger privacy, encryption, free expression and the nation's cybersecurity with bills like KOSA, the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act, STOP CSAM and the SCREEN Act. As a victim of the Discord data leaks due to mandatory age verification, I fail to see how law
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAOppose these bills. Stop the madness.
Groups like Decriminalize Sex Work, Freedom United, aand Unchained At Last do more to save kids and minors from being trafficked than NCOSE and World Without Exploitation. The bills being proposed by the Kids Online Safety Caucus are heavily favored by NCOSE and World Without Exploitation, but even
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAAddress the real threats. Oppose the Caucus!
The Kids Online Safety Caucus supports bills that would essentially create the ideal conditions for predators and cyber criminals: isolation, limited access to information, censorship, and constant surveillance without consent. As a great-aunt and a constituent, I urge you to oppose the packages pro
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAEnough is enough. Kill the KOSA package and focus on the banks.
Senator Wyden wisely noted that banks were in full support of the Epstein trafficking ring. They should be supervised and punished, not the Internet. And yet the KOSA package has over 70 cosponsors and a caucus dedicated to passing it, potentially endangering even more victims of trafficking and exp
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAYou want to push these through? Lose your seats.
I noticed that some in the House Energy Committee are planning a vote on the KOSA package on Thanksgiving week and the Senate Judiciary Committee is voting on their package on December 9th. As a constituent, I feel ashamed to call myself your constituent because this is being held during what is mea
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAVote against the KOSA package or lose our votes.
So I found out that on the week of Thanksgiving, a week that should be dedicated to friends, family, rest and reflection, you are all planning to push through a series of disastrous bills like KOSA. As your constituent, I am infuriated by not only the audacity to ignore what experts are warning will
From a constituent in Hinesville, GADon't sneak votes in at night! Be transparent and oppose KOSA
Whenever unpopular bills come up, I notice that there is a disturbing tendency to either rush a vote without vigorous debate or to hold votes when most people are asleep. As a constituent, I want you to know that your behavior regarding the bills I am most concerned about will determine my vote in t
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAOppose these disastrous bills!
I'm writing today in opposition to the slew of bills being heard during the Senate Judiciary Committee meeting and the House Energy Committee. KOSA, IODA, COPPA 2.0, the SCREEN Act, the Appstore Accountability Act, and STOP CSAM all are built not to prevent kids or prevent victimization, but are mad
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAOppose the packages in both committees.
More and more people are realizing that age verification and chat control are disastrous for families and children. They are realizing that obscenity laws protect no one. All they are meant to do is protect predators and censor. Please oppose the packages in both committees on December 9th.
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAOppose KOSA, STOP CSAM, the Sammy Act, and other bills.
Members of ICE and law enforcement were caught trafficking innocent people. But the blame is still unfairly placed on the Internet, media, and on pornography as a whole. KOSA, STOP CSAM and other proposed bills are not equipped to deal with the true culprits. Instead, they were made to silence victi
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAPlease consider these improvements. Don't vote for KOSA or the package.
Victims need better protections than bills that go on to punish them simply being victims. FOSTA and SESTA did not stop Jeffrey Epstein, nor did obscenity laws keep him from victimizing countless women and girls. Making stronger laws requiring platforms to erase the data of victims and minors and t
From a constituent in Hinesville, GADo better for victims. Don't pass bills like KOSA.
The horrific nature of Epstein's influence and trafficking is something that can't be ignored, and his victims deserve the most effective justice the law can give them. That's why I feel that KOSA, STOP CSAM and other bills like them are not effective. Epstein and others like him use their influence
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAOppose the package bills in the House Energy Committee's 'child safety' package.
Although KOSA has its Duty of Care provision removed, it is still a problem,along with the proposed bundle of bills being marked as 'must-pass' in the House Committee. S .1748, the Sammy Act, COPPA 2.0, the App Accountability Act, the SCREEN Act, the Interstate Obscenity Definition Act, KOSMA, APCA
From a constituent in Hinesville, GAAge verification doesn't protect anyone. Do this instead.
Big tech continues to exploit minors and society by keeping data for far longer than it should. Minors and victims of stalking and harassment should have stronger privacy rights online, but measures that encourage privacy are ignored in favor of bills like SESTA and FOSTA, largely performative laws
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