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Nope. Children have a reduced set of rights, that doesn't mean they have no rights. (I am not going to dispute this further with you unless you want to provide
by cle 4y ago
Nope. Children have a reduced set of rights, that doesn't mean they have no rights.
(I am not going to dispute this further with you unless you want to provide something more than a shallow dismissal.)
- morelisp 4y agoNo, I think it's sufficient to see you've staked your position as "children don't have a right to read what they want." People can draw their own conclusions about your character from that.