> Its not good faith because its already broken by vpn.

One does not follow from the other.

We make speeding illegal even though even the most affordable cars can trivially bypass all speed restrictions. It doesn't mean that the efforts to curb speeding are in bad faith just because it is still possible to bypass speed reduction rules.

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	▲	dghlsakjg 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		> That[']s a great comparison. Thank you. I thought it was a pretty good analogy, too. >Wonder why banning homelessness works so well[?] Oh we don[']t ban it? Must be because we don[']t care enough[.] I do not understand what point you are trying to make about homelessness, and how that would be at all relevant to keeping teenagers from having accounts on social media. That's not a great comparison. I was just pointing out that the existence of ways to violate a law, does not in any way, mean that passing the law or enforcing it is a bad faith effort.