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Those aren't mutually exclusive. It is interesting how different these discussions are in countries where children's rights are part of the constitution. It's
by roguecoder 1y ago
Those aren't mutually exclusive.
It is interesting how different these discussions are in countries where children's rights are part of the constitution. It's a quirk of America's history of treating various groups of people as chattel that we have kept that framework for children.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> Those aren't mutually exclusive Logically, no. Politically, I think so. (Counterargument: fluoride is a bulwark against the idiots. As long as they’re fighting fluoridation, they aren’t as focussed on vaccines. I don’t buy it, but it’s worth raising.) > a quirk of America's history of treating various groups of people as chattel that we have kept that framework for children It’s a quirk of the Constitution having been written in the 18th century. Children didn’t have rights in most of the world at that time.