The host is hesitant and cautious about allowing children to have their own social media channels due to the potential negative impact of public scrutiny on a developing mind.

“I've had a very positive run regarding like, especially being in the political and commentary space. I can't even imagine what that does to a developing mind. So I think that's also part of the reason I'm very careful.”

Social media platforms create harmful environments that fuel violence and should be abandoned by users.

“Social media is a cancer on our society right now. And I would encourage again I would encourage people to log off, turn off, touch grass, hug a family member, go out and do good in your community.”

Zane condemns creators who engage in pranks that disturb the peace and make public spaces feel unsafe.

“And listen, I'm not going to go hate on you because you're having success on the internet. It's what you're doing where you're just genuinely disturbing the peace.”

Social media platforms should provide space for meaningful community interaction rather than just focusing on follower counts or personal popularity.

“it wasn't about real name and it wasn't about real photos and it wasn't about hey follow me let me collect likes it was about hey we all like this community let's share things about it that we we care about”

Lauren Southern believes that many online influencers performatively adopt extreme ideologies to gain attention and money rather than authentically living by them.

“But people are politically um posing themselves to be of ideological sects whether it be Christian because you get a lot of money and accolades for doing that or you know a communist and they're not living these ways. They're living in mansions.”

Jennifer claims that the practice of hosting 'heterosexual awesomeness' months or similar events is driven by insecure bigotry and religious hypocrisy.

“I knew immediately when you read about the bar I knew two things were true I knew they were Christians and loud and proud about it and then I immediately knew that were gun nuts all of these things live together”

Angie argues that performative parenting on social media, such as sharing constant updates about children, is toxic and self-centered.

“When parents make their kids leaving the nest about them I think it's really toxic and [ __ ] up and puts this really weird burden on the kid”