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> Technically, the state doesn't place restrictions on the kids, which is legally impossible, What makes that legally impossible in China? (edit or do you just
by jrochkind1 5y ago
> Technically, the state doesn't place restrictions on the kids, which is legally impossible,
What makes that legally impossible in China? (edit or do you just mean hard to enforce? I thought you meant something different by "legally impossible", I may have misunderstood).
- ummwhat 5y agoThe hills are high and the emperor is far away.
- beaunative 5y agoKids can't be criminally punished/sued, not for things like these. Kids can be sued for damages to others which ultimately their parents/guardians would be required to pay which doesn't exist in this case. This is similar to how age restriction for alcohol is enforced in the US, interestingly, age restriction on alcohol consumption wasn't enforced in China, though made into law.
- jrochkind1 5y agothanks!