I won't touch on the terrorists being already known to security services as I haven't heard anything about that and am not familiar enough with that specific situation to comment.

With the amount of time it's been since the attack, the most they've been able to do with the amount of time is draft new policy so it can be passed through government.

Change cannot be enacted that quickly, especially policy and legal change. It's only been about a week since the attack. So far the government has announced its strengthening our gun laws, firmer limits to the amounts of and types of guns one can own, and a buyback program.

I mean... That's what a functioning government does, it adapts laws based on what happens, closing gaps that are abused, further restricting things that lead to casualties.

It's fucked that something like this had to happen before we realised the gaps in our laws. But at least they're doing shit.

Here are some ACTUAL ways to protect kids online:
- implement the EUs online child protection laws
- teach actual cybersecurity and basic online safety
- create harsher sentences for parents who do not do their fucking jobs
- stricter online protection laws targetting social media platforms

By requiring age verification, anyone who doesn't look over the age of 18 risks having their credit card information or their government IDs exposed in a data breach. This shit is INSANELY stupid!

Ignore that I'm late. I totally was NOT obsessing over fictional twinks realising they love each other, and then building long strong relationships.