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Kids aren't allowed to drive. Parents have the keys and vehicles in easy access to the children but by and large it's not a problem. Interesting that despite

Kids aren't allowed to drive. Parents have the keys and vehicles in easy access to the children but by and large it's not a problem. Interesting that despite actual deaths occuring as a result of this norm (when kids do take the cars and crash), we haven't added a law that that only opens the car on a fingerprint scan or some shit, which is effectively what this is equivalent to. If DEATH doesn't justify such draconian measures then porn most definitely doesn't

rcme 3y ago
> Parents have the keys and vehicles in easy access to the children but by and large it's not a problem. It looks like you refute your own argument here. We don't highly regulate automobile access because it's not an issue. Most kids don't have a desire to steal their parents cars, so why would we regulate that? Many kids do have the desire to access things that may harm their development. So you can see why your analogy is largely nonsensical.
- DropInIn 3y ago
  Kia boys? Seriously... You dont know what you're talking about. The vast majority of auto thefts are children taking the family car unauthorized, including well below the age of a learners permit.
  - rcme 3y ago
    Even if what you say is true regarding familial auto theft, which I highly doubt, the percentage of auto thefts committed by children is irrelevant. The more relevant question is “what percentage of children are involved in auto theft” not “what percentage of auto thefts involve children.” The answer to “what percentage of children are involved in auto thefts” is a minuscule amount. Conversely, “what percentage of children access harmful content” is likely quite high. Do you see the difference?
    - DropInIn 3y ago
      They go unreported and dealt with in the family, with the vehicle not being destroyed. Then the therea the class of theft referenced with Kia Boys... Literally teenagers and preteens stealing cars with USB cables.... Go look at reality first before you try to tell me what it is.
      - rcme 3y ago
        Again, auto thefts is a relatively rare event. There are 1,000,000 auto thefts per year and 279,000,000 vehicles, so 1/279 vehicles are involved with a theft every year. Do you think only 1/279 children access harmful content? Also, I’m very interested in how you’ve determined that there are more than 500,000+ instances of familial auto theft each year for your claim that most auto theft is familial if these thefts go unreported. You wouldn’t have made up a statistic, would you? Taking this point even further: you mentioned the consequence of this apparent grave problem is death. How many people actually die every year from the grievous problem? I can’t find any deaths caused by kids stealing their parents cars personally, but I’m sure you’re aware of thousands. You must have some good numbers here as I doubt many deaths go unreported.
        DropInIn 3y ago
        https://www.google.com/search?q=kid+stole+parent+car+die https://www.google.com/search?q=kid+stole+parent+car+die Did you even try to look? First result is literally "Boys, 6 and 3, Crash Parents' Car While Driving to Toy Store".... Do I need to continue or can you use Google yourself?

rcme 3y ago

> Parents have the keys and vehicles in easy access to the children but by and large it's not a problem. It looks like you refute your own argument here. We don't highly regulate automobile access because it's not an issue. Most kids don't have a desire to steal their parents cars, so why would we regulate that? Many kids do have the desire to access things that may harm their development. So you can see why your analogy is largely nonsensical.

DropInIn 3y ago
Kia boys? Seriously... You dont know what you're talking about. The vast majority of auto thefts are children taking the family car unauthorized, including well below the age of a learners permit.
- rcme 3y ago
  Even if what you say is true regarding familial auto theft, which I highly doubt, the percentage of auto thefts committed by children is irrelevant. The more relevant question is “what percentage of children are involved in auto theft” not “what percentage of auto thefts involve children.” The answer to “what percentage of children are involved in auto thefts” is a minuscule amount. Conversely, “what percentage of children access harmful content” is likely quite high. Do you see the difference?
  - DropInIn 3y ago
    They go unreported and dealt with in the family, with the vehicle not being destroyed. Then the therea the class of theft referenced with Kia Boys... Literally teenagers and preteens stealing cars with USB cables.... Go look at reality first before you try to tell me what it is.
    - rcme 3y ago
      Again, auto thefts is a relatively rare event. There are 1,000,000 auto thefts per year and 279,000,000 vehicles, so 1/279 vehicles are involved with a theft every year. Do you think only 1/279 children access harmful content? Also, I’m very interested in how you’ve determined that there are more than 500,000+ instances of familial auto theft each year for your claim that most auto theft is familial if these thefts go unreported. You wouldn’t have made up a statistic, would you? Taking this point even further: you mentioned the consequence of this apparent grave problem is death. How many people actually die every year from the grievous problem? I can’t find any deaths caused by kids stealing their parents cars personally, but I’m sure you’re aware of thousands. You must have some good numbers here as I doubt many deaths go unreported.
      - DropInIn 3y ago
        https://www.google.com/search?q=kid+stole+parent+car+die https://www.google.com/search?q=kid+stole+parent+car+die Did you even try to look? First result is literally "Boys, 6 and 3, Crash Parents' Car While Driving to Toy Store".... Do I need to continue or can you use Google yourself?