Reddit has launched a legal battle against Australia’s world-leading ban on social media for users under the age of 16, filing a case in the high court just two days after the country implemented age restrictions on its platform.

The Guardian reports that Reddit, the massive online forum notorious for its extreme leftist bias , has taken a bold stance against Australia’s groundbreaking legislation that prohibits social media access for individuals under the age of 16. The company filed a challenge in the high court on Friday, arguing that the law infringes upon the implied freedom of political communication enshrined in the Australian constitution.

In a post, the company expressed its agreement with the need to protect minors but criticized the law for its potential to force “i

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