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...and this needs to be solved with a law? Kids feeling left out over something well and truly inconsequentual?
by arcfour 11mo ago
...and this needs to be solved with a law? Kids feeling left out over something well and truly inconsequentual?
- foobarian 11mo agoWho needs laws! Let's also let them all smoke cigarettes too then while we're at it.
- mothballed 11mo agoLol you can order a cigar or pipe tobacco on the internet completely legally without any ID check. Most people don't know this. You can do it with wine, too, for the vast majority of the US. It's not really a problem.
- cycomanic 11mo agoI suspect you need a credit card though? Can kids sign credit card contracts without parent consent in the US? Moreover just because that laws and regulations are applied inconsistently in the US (and we are talking about Denmark here), does not mean we should completely do away with them.
- mothballed 11mo agoNot sure if it's changed but I had a debit card and bank account from age 15 when I started working as a kid. I got it without even involving my parents, not sure if you can still do that now, it was before the KYC stuff ramped up to the nines.
- angiolillo 11mo agoNot necessarily a law, but it requires some form of collective action. I highly recommend discussing a smartphone pact such as http://waituntil8th.org http://waituntil8th.org with fellow parents before anyone in their friend group gets a cell phone.
- GaryBluto 11mo ago> Find out why smartphones need to be delayed in your home (emphasis mine) Do parents actually fall for this drivel?
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