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I don't think this is on the side of deceiving a child. This is really a imaginative aid to a normally traumatic experience, the child knows its not a pirate o
by chris-allnutt 13y ago
I don't think this is on the side of deceiving a child. This is really a imaginative aid to a normally traumatic experience, the child knows its not a pirate or spaceship, that's rather obvious even to a 2 year old.
I do agree with the example you give tho, that truly is a blatant deterioration or trust. I don't feel that this is on the same level of destructive misrepresentation.
- Ellipsis753 13y agoI think he means the idea of pretending it's a transporter. I would be against that too as I would feel bad deceiving kids.
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