Based Norway has passed a law that will require social media "influencers" to declare if a photo has been retouched

[PPEcel]

Influencers react to Norway photo edit law: 'Welcome honesty' or a 'shortcut'?

The rule on clearly labelling posts is part of an effort to "reduce body pressure" on young people.

www.bbc.co.uk

Full text of law here (in Norwegian):

Prop. 134 L (2020–2021)

I proposisjonen foreslås det blant annet plikt til å merke retusjert eller på annen måte manipulert reklame, nå manipuleringen medfører at kroppen til personer i reklamen avviker fra virkeligheten.

www.regjeringen.no

Obviously, this only applies to sponsored advertising since the law falls under the domain of the Forbrukertilsynet, the "Consumer Ombudsman", and not private individuals. So-called "influencers" will be required to post a government-approval label on any retouched photos -- or they risk fines or jail time.

I think it's based. It's hard enough being a subhuman without being socially pressured by "friends"(acquaintances), coworkers, classmates, and family to join social media, where all you do is get mogged, and get mogged extremely brutally.

Unfortunately, it's practically going to affect only Norway, whose entire population consists of only Chads and Stacies anyway. If it was the U.S., on the other hand, the Federal Trade Commission could easily squeeze, say, Facebook's balls on the matter, and that of every single influencer who uses a Facebook platform.

 

[Plasmabrain]

well that'll certainly make things easier. If this moves to the US female influencers are fucked

 

[Deleted member 35245]

Gigabased. Holes will still fakeupfraud though. Banning fakeup should be the next step

 

[Deleted member 29033]

You need to be retouched by your uncle or whomever molested you so hard that you ended up as this much of a faggot

 

[Deleted member 31641]

Holy based, I hope the next thing is taxing the shit out of those cunts

 

[PPEcel]

You need to be retouched by your uncle or whomever molested you so hard that you ended up as this much of a faggot

nigger when are you going to get over my richfaggotness or whatever it is

 

[Deleted member 29033]

nigger when are you going to get over my richfaggotness or whatever it is

i was really mad the first time i did it but now im just doing it for the meme

 

[PPEcel]

i was really mad the first time i did it but now im just doing it for the meme

ok

 

[Deleted member 29033]

ok

ko

 

[SlayerSlayer]

Influencers react to Norway photo edit law: 'Welcome honesty' or a 'shortcut'?

The rule on clearly labelling posts is part of an effort to "reduce body pressure" on young people.

www.bbc.co.uk

Full text of law here (in Norwegian):

Prop. 134 L (2020–2021)

I proposisjonen foreslås det blant annet plikt til å merke retusjert eller på annen måte manipulert reklame, nå manipuleringen medfører at kroppen til personer i reklamen avviker fra virkeligheten.

www.regjeringen.no

Obviously, this only applies to sponsored advertising since the law falls under the domain of the Forbrukertilsynet, the "Consumer Ombudsman", and not private individuals. So-called "influencers" will be required to post a government-approval label on any retouched photos -- or they risk fines or jail time.

I think it's based. It's hard enough being a subhuman without being socially pressured by "friends"(acquaintances), coworkers, classmates, and family to join social media, where all you do is get mogged, and get mogged extremely brutally.

Unfortunately, it's practically going to affect only Norway, whose entire population consists of only Chads and Stacies anyway. If it was the U.S., on the other hand, the Federal Trade Commission could easily squeeze, say, Facebook's balls on the matter, and that of every single influencer who uses a Facebook platform.

this is fucking stupid, they should pass laws in asian countries that ban white people on billboards

 

[PPEcel]

this is fucking stupid, they should pass laws in asian countries that ban white people on billboards

I don't think it would make a difference tbh. Chads, Changs, both are practically a different species compared to us.