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What seems odd to me whenever this debate comes up is the failure to differentiate between: - the child must never be unsupervised - I/we think the child shou
by lokar 1mo ago
What seems odd to me whenever this debate comes up is the failure to differentiate between:
- the child must never be unsupervised
- I/we think the child should never be unsupervised
We have less and less space between an opinion or recommendation and legal requirement. On a wide range of subjects people go straight to “require”, unwilling to simply express their opinion and move on.
- thewillowcat 1mo agoI agree. It's one thing to think her action was riskier than you would like for your own child. It's another to think it should be a crime.