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I can’t tell if you’re implying fake IDs are something we should try to keep around; I have no problem improving security for underage kids. Signed, someone wh
by borski 5y ago
I can’t tell if you’re implying fake IDs are something we should try to keep around; I have no problem improving security for underage kids.
Signed, someone who definitely did but shouldn’t have been clubbing at 14.
- blitzar 5y agoI am implying that kids will find a way, for those of us that live in the free world and are adults at 18 it is less of a burden. For the poor souls in the US who come of age at 21, fake phones for id might be the new accessory.
- borski 5y agoYes, some kids will find a way. I would have. But I have no problem making the barrier to entry higher, at least until parents start responsibly introducing their kids to alcohol or drugs instead of just pretending they don't exist or worse, arguing they are awful from a religious or otherwise zealous perspective. In a perfect world, parents would teach their kids about how to party responsibly, but we don't live in a perfect world. At the very least, when kids get older they can arguably make slightly better decisions (e.g. think more clearly) sometimes.