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I don't agree at all. Children should not be forced to work but it would do many of them a lot of good to learn how to work. Most of them actually like to be he
by DrThunder 4y ago
I don't agree at all. Children should not be forced to work but it would do many of them a lot of good to learn how to work. Most of them actually like to be helpful. Anyone that's grown up on or near a farm learns quickly what it takes to actually produce something.
As opposed to handing them a tablet while they're a toddler and raising them that way, the "working" child is going to be far more grounded and just overall a better individual.
All the kids I grew up with were out helping load hay bails, driving tractors, trucks, feeding cattle, getting chicken eggs etc. at a very young age.
- dbspin 4y agoI think you need to read the article. You're comparing some hours helping with an adult activity with full time employment as a child, in dangerous conditions as vulnerable survival work.
- DrThunder 4y agoNo I'm not, I specifically said they shouldn't be forced to work... as in put to labor in a factory or something. Picking tobacco for extra money isn't being forced into employment. I think you need to read my comment again.