'The problem is real', but ACT still won't support social media ban | Ryan Brid…

'The problem is real', but ACT still won't support social media ban | Ryan Bridge TODAY <!--mynz:youtube-chapters--> {"v":1,"chapters":[{"timeSeconds":1,"label":"Introduction to the discussion","summary":"The video opens with Ryan Bridge introducing Marama Davidson and David Seymour, setting the stage for their discussion."},{"timeSeconds":19,"label":"David Seymour on political funding","summary":"David Seymour discusses how politicians receive funding, drawing a parallel to a hypothetical scenario of politicians randomly receiving large sums of money."},{"timeSeconds":56,"label":"Campaign funding and transparency","summary":"The discussion touches on how political parties raise funds, with Ryan Bridge questioning the transparency of this process in New Zealand."},{"timeSeconds":111,"label":"Green Party's donation cap","summary":"Marama Davidson explains the Green Party's stance on donation caps, stating they have campaigned to limit the total amount of donations received."},{"timeSeconds":153,"label":"Debate on political funding limits","summary":"Ryan Bridge questions Marama Davidson about whether the Green Party accepts donations over a certain limit, and Davidson clarifies their position on transparency."},{"timeSeconds":225,"label":"Empowering voters and promoting voices","summary":"Davidson argues that the current system allows for a variety of voices to be heard, and that funding should not be the sole determinant of influence."},{"timeSeconds":303,"label":"Criticism of current policies","summary":"Davidson criticizes current policies, suggesting they are akin to punishing young people and that the focus should be on holding big tech accountable."},{"timeSeconds":353,"label":"Addressing misinformation and harm","summary":"Davidson suggests that instead of banning social media, the focus should be on educating and empowering people to navigate misinformation and protect themselves."}]} <!--/mynz:youtube-chapters-->