Children work. Be it mowing a yard, working on a farm, or illegally violating labor laws and having an actual job. In some places, even in first world countri

Children work. Be it mowing a yard, working on a farm, or illegally violating labor laws and having an actual job. In some places, even in first world countries, there are children who are working under the radar (children of undocumented immigrants or children who are undocumented immigrants being an example). These children do not get paid sick leave, and thus if the standard for 'universal paid sick leave' is 'everyone gets it', then nowhere meets that standard. If you make your definition require perfection to meet it, then it won't be met. You set the standard on being literally universal a few comments ago, and I'm just showing that nowhere meets that standard. > Or is this just some sort of language-is-imperfect cul-de-sac you're in? Come now, have you forgotten when you said the following? >It is a literally true statement. Universal means covering everybody. That some slices of the population have it in no way contradicts that. Please do not suggest me being in some language-is-imperfect cul-de-sac when you were the one driving.