>Btw the children example is bad because there is an entirely separate argument about the child not being old enough to make decisions that completely muddies t

>Btw the children example is bad because there is an entirely separate argument about the child not being old enough to make decisions that completely muddies the point. It used to be that kids were treated like little adults and were considered fully capable of decision making. Now it seems like a lot of people want adults to be treated like kids and protected (if you can call it that) from opportunities to make bad decisions.