The War on Children

This was... *sigh It was a fever nightmare made of Alt-right fear mongering satire, sadly I went into this, not knowing much about it other than the movie description given. Boy, was I surprised! I think my biggest disappointment came with the fact that the movie had plenty of opportunities to actually shine a light on the dangers children are facing online, elsewhere and what have you. But they chose to cater to a specific audience, knowing that it would resonate with them and them alone. Therefore, isolating itself from becoming what it actually could have been. Instead, it was riddled with dog whistles.

The War On Children (2024) is a documentary that seems to be more interested in pushing a particular narrative than in presenting a balanced view of its subject matter. It's a classic case of confirmation bias, serving up exactly the kind of content its target audience wants to hear, without challenging any preconceived notions or offering any new insights.

The film's approach is reminiscent of the sensationalist tactics often employed by certain media outlets, with its heavy reliance on fear-mongering and divisive rhetoric. It's a strategy that may appeal to some, but for those looking for a more nuanced and thoughtful exploration of the issues at hand, it leaves much to be desired.

In the end, The War On Children (2024) is a documentary that reflects the polarized state of our current discourse. It's a film that will likely resonate with viewers who share its worldview, but for those hoping for a more balanced and objective analysis, it may prove to be a disappointing watch.

You may not agree with the Starbuck's politics or views, but none of that matters. At its very core this is truly telling about the role that social media companies are trying to take on in our children's lives. These FACTS are becoming more and more obvious in everyday life. Would recommend to any parent no matter your political or life views. The fact that people involved in the industry are not willing to talk about it is even more telling. The Starbucks do an amazing job dealing with facts and attempting to talk to different folks about their views and findings. While also giving those who don't agree with them a platform to justify why they disagree. At the very least we should all be able to have a civil conversation about issues affecting todays young children.

This documentary discusses the sensitive issue that almost everyone is avoiding. I sent the link (thru X) to my friends even the ones who are on the other side or maybe at the fence but they are willing to watch and listen. At least a dialogue can open up discussion for sake of the children and the generations to come. I did actually have high hopes on the young adults who are awake and conscious of what is going on with their generation. If this documentary can actually be on major streaming platforms, uncensored, it can reach more parents and young adults. This needs to be shared to everyone you know. Thank you.

I highly recommend this movie to everyone. Regardless of what political party you lean towards, EVERYONE needs to be a warrior for the safety, health, and protection of children. They are the future of our world, and the USA. This movie provided so much insight into a topic that I wanted to understand more. As a parent of a young girl, I want to be knowledgeable about everything my daughter may face in the future and I want to be prepared to educate her. The Starbuck family is absolutely amazing for producing this content and working hard to release it. I will be sharing this with other families and friends in the hopes that one day, this will be available on all streaming platforms.

Children need to be protected and values need to be realigned. God bless everyone.