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The general argument among the 'yes' voters seems to be, "if they have access to dolls, they won't harm real children". It seems reasonable to vote yes if you think this will save kids.

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i mean yeah, you might doubt it, and maybe it's not true, but it doesn't seem insane or evil for some people to think it would work. It seems like something we could find out through science!

8:14 PM · Apr 3, 2021