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As a Canadian this is like a story from some 3rd world country. I remember frequently walking to school that distance as a kid. It wasn't abnormal nor dangerous
by tensor 4y ago
As a Canadian this is like a story from some 3rd world country. I remember frequently walking to school that distance as a kid. It wasn't abnormal nor dangerous. That it would be "illegal" is some crazy stuff.
- leephillips 4y agoI think you have it backwards. This kind of nonsense doesn’t happen in third world countries. (Other kinds of nonsense, for sure.)
- swat535 4y agoI was born and raised in a 3rd world country, this doesn't happen over there. Kids are pretty independent from a young age and learn to take the public transport at like 7 by themselves.. From what I can gather, Europeans doesn't have this issue either.. This kind of insanity is only an American problem AFAIK.
- midoridensha 4y ago>As a Canadian this is like a story from some 3rd world country. I remember frequently walking to school that distance as a kid. It wasn't abnormal nor dangerous. I'm American, and grew up there several decades ago. I also walked/biked that distance to school as a kid. Things in America are completely different from those times. That's one of the big reasons I left.
- bananatype 4y ago