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> Age restrictions have been normalized regardless of effectiveness. For the record. A law doesn't stop anything. All a law does is says "If some behaviour m
by awesome_dude 1y ago
> Age restrictions have been normalized regardless of effectiveness.
For the record.
A law doesn't stop anything.
All a law does is says "If some behaviour meets definition X AND the state becomes aware of it, then consequence Y will be applied by the state"
The hope is that people will see that and make a choice that ensures that they aren't liable for the consequence.
It's also, like everything, as effective as the enforcement. If it's not enforced well, nobody will abide by it.
- mulmen 1y ago> All a law does is says "If some behaviour meets definition X AND the state becomes aware of it, then consequence Y will be applied by the state" Might be applied, and the terms are negotiable.
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