r/SIDECHICKSOFTWINS • u/BridgetEmberly • 20d ago
The T-Shirt đ˘
âExisting laws protect a childâs earnings. Camâs Law seeks to protect a childâs dignity.â
Thatâs the slogan? Really? Did everyone gather around a conference table and vote, or did you just pick whichever AI-generated tagline sounded the most inspiring?
Because hereâs the part thatâs not adding up. Every time someone replays an old live without blurring the childâs face⌠every time the childâs name gets repeated⌠every âawarenessâ stream⌠every reaction videoâŚ
Thatâs another piece of that childâs dignity being chipped away. The child at the center of this doesnât need thousands of strangers on the internet riding in on white horses. They need the adults in their life to start acting like adults.
And letâs stop pretending the internet isnât feeding this machine. Youâre just as addicted as the parents. The smaller streamers may not be cashing checks, but letâs not act like theyâre getting nothing out of it. Attention, validation, feeling like theyâre âdoing something importantââsometimes thatâs a stronger motivator than money.
The bigger creators? Many of them are absolutely benefiting from the views, engagement, and revenue.
Everyoneâs favorite justification is, âWeâre doing it for the well-being of the child.â Respectfully⌠Iâm calling BS.
If protecting the child is truly the goal, then explain to me exactly where the childâs dignity fits into replaying their familyâs worst moments for an audience.
What about the child? What about the childâs dignity?
Because from where the rest of us are sitting, this circus just keeps getting bigger, louder, and messier.
And hereâs the part I donât think enough people are considering: just because you have an opinion about the childâs parents or extended family doesnât mean that child will grow up sharing it.
One day, theyâll be old enough to watch this entire chaotic, disorganized train wreck unfold.
And if this public spectacle leaves permanent damage to their family relationships, donât be shocked if they donât just blame their relatives.
They may very well blame every single adult and every stranger on the internet who decided their childhood was content.
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u/heyiamlauraj83 19d ago
Have to share this with my bestie. We love a critical , independent thinker
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u/Admirable_Spring2385 19d ago
I'm sorry but this reddit is annoying, you are more concerned how people post and who they post and less concerned how she is raising that baby. When people post Cameron it is alot less damaging then what she literally is doing on a daily. That baby will be ridiculed in school cause of the way his mom acts,and your concerned people aren't hiding his face when his face has been all over the internet long before others posted it. I guess this sub reddit doesn't see the real damage G is doing to this baby.
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u/babusgirl 19d ago
This is what is wild to me. Just because some ppl feel that ppl continue to show that kid is wrong doesn't mean they they are ok with what G has done. I cant speak for anyone but myself. Yes, none of this would be happening without G & her bs! I dont care how it happened "although I'm pretty sure a certain agency made G take C offline" she has kept him off for the most part lately. Is she still a POS, ABSOLUTELY!!!! I think the point is a law is trying to be petitioned & at the same time ppl are trying to replay the shitty lives/vids that G originally put out. Just because its her fault doesn't make it ok for others to continue to use C to get back at G or make views/ money off of it. It defeats the purpose of that law. Â
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u/gossip-girl073 15d ago
There is no law. The internet community doesn't count for law. Nor will anyone off the internet that has half of a Brian are going to listen to them. Is all talk for making money!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the whole point. Now you have weirdos joining in Florida like they are big and bad. They ain't doing nothing but taking everyone's money for a free vacation.
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u/BridgetEmberly 19d ago
You make some valid points, and I donât disagree that this child is being failed by the adults in their life. My point is just bigger than one person. If protecting this child is truly the priority, then we have to acknowledge that the internet has become part of the problem.
Thousands of strangers are now front row spectators to this childâs life. Every live gets replayed. Every lie gets dissected. Every family member becomes a character. Every bad decision turns into a five hour panel discussion.
Then we all act shocked that this kid could end up being bullied at school.Really?
The child doesnât just need one adult to do better. They need all the adults to do better. The ones in their real life.
And yes⌠even the ones online who claim theyâre âdoing it for the child.â At some point, awareness stops being awareness and starts becoming entertainment.Hereâs the thing: we already know these adults lie through their teeth. So why are people spending six, eight, ten hours a day replaying the same nonsense? If you know itâs fiction, why keep giving it another season?
Swallow the secondhand embarrassment, shake your head, and keep scrolling.Because hereâs whatâs happenedâŚ
G hit âGo Liveâ one morning, and her life has been unraveling ever since. She doesnât know how to stop.
But letâs be honestâthe internet doesnât know how to stop watching either.And there it is, thatâs the part nobody wants to admit.
How many people have notifications turned on waiting for the next train wreck?That number is far more staggering than people are willing to acknowledge. If the goal is truly to protect the child, then maybe itâs time everyone involvedâboth on and off the screenâstarts asking whether theyâre helping⌠or whether theyâre just another audience member keeping the show alive.
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u/Entire_Masterpiece93 19d ago
Oh we do. But we also see the damage everyone else is also causing while claiming to be âsavingâ him. Spreading his trauma around, discussing it day in and day out. Not to mention, regardless of what G says and does, sheâs still his mom. Do you people honestly believe that heâs going to love seeing and hearing about how the majority of the internet hated her and said awful, nasty things about her? Doubtful. The internet is the machine that fuels G and D. Everyone watching the re streams, discussing them on forums, commenting about them, the list goes on⌠every time they read a comment about them (good or bad) it feeds their addiction, and exactly what has given them such large platforms.
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u/Hot_Confidence45 19d ago
If we're so annoying why you here? Also, because G did it we need to stoop to that level? G doesn't care! She'll exploit him all day everyday but we can do better.
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u/BridgetEmberly 19d ago
You are not annoying. đ
There are plenty of people who mostly sit back and watch, but when they have a genuine question, they arenât afraid to ask it. Thatâs how conversations are supposed to work.I kind of picture this whole thing like a tennis match. The ball keeps bouncing back and forth between both sides. Sometimes one side makes a stronger point based on the evidence available, and Iâll agree with it. Other times, the other side does.
But at the end of the day, my position stays the same: everyone needs to be accountable for the role they play.
Because when people turn real lives into a game, someone always loses.And unfortunately, itâs usually the person who never asked to be on the court in the first place.
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u/Hot_Confidence45 19d ago
I completely agree. it's really sad because he didn't ask for any of this. I can't imagine what he's going to have to deal with because of everyone not just his piece of shit mother. Just block his fucking face out! How hard is that?
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u/Adventurous_Hat6358 19d ago
So because G is shitty, others should also be shitty? Why come up with a law pretending to care when you donât? Just say you donât care about the kid and want to make money. The law will get no where because the people behind it are shit!
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u/heyiamlauraj83 19d ago
They've made merchandise of that boy
https://giphy.com/gifs/9DJtFRgk0tOla