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If one kid is able to bypass the system it means it's zero percent effective. Same thing with alcohol, and cigarettes. Especially if it means I have to show my
by kelseyfrog 5mo ago
If one kid is able to bypass the system it means it's zero percent effective. Same thing with alcohol, and cigarettes. Especially if it means I have to show my ID to buy those things.
- smelendez 5mo agoIt feels more complicated. Some kids getting access to booze here and there with planning and coordination is different from kids walking into a liquor store or bar whenever they want.
- kelseyfrog 5mo agoIt's literally all or nothing[1]. Either measures are 100 percent effective or they are completely broken and should not exist. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splitting_(psychology) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splitting_(psychology)
- dijksterhuis 5mo agoare you… are you /s-ing right now? it’s unclear to me whether you’re being satirical/sarcastic or not and i want to check before i point out a thing.
- ziml77 5mo agoShit thanks for pointing that out. My door lock isn't 100% effective at stopping thieves, so I guess I can get rid of that annoying thing. Will be nice to never worry about being locked out again!
- yard2010 5mo agoThere is never a simple solution to a complex problem, although there are many complex solutions to simple problems.
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- JumpCrisscross 5mo ago> If one kid is able to bypass the system it means it's zero percent effective No. Like, obviously no. That’s not how effectiveness is ever measured.
- ImJamal 5mo agoGuess we should get rid of murder and rape laws, right?