I'm not religious so I love to rub this shit in their faces since they are so addicted to the bible in some states. Deuteronomy 24:16 Fathers shall not be put to death because of their children, nor shall children be put to death because of their fathers. Each one shall be put to death for his own sin.
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Is this the same religion as Exodus 11:5? Didn't the whole thing start when a couple and all their descendants were exiled for eating a fruit? They're trained in doublethink, they don't care what their book says or doesn't say.
That's what happens when you take dozens of gods that never agreed with other and collapse them into a single all knowing god. None of your stories make sense anymore, and any moral lesson they taught is lost.
Thanks for sharing some knowledge and for quoting it!
Oh awesome. Then you’re also going to charge the parents if their kid shoots up a school too, right? Right Tennessee?
They did in Michigan and didn't need extra laws to do it.
Dumb af
Even the best parents are not responsible for their kids crimes. Some teenagers have bad ideas, some kids are narcissists, and parents can't always be near them to assert full control. You can not jail someone for the crimes of someone else, unless there is involvement, period.
That's why the punishment is a fine.
And what happens when you can't afford the fine? This bill hurts poor people while rich parents won't be affected at all.
RTFA. The bill proposes that they will be required to perform community service in lieu of paying the fine.
I don't approve of this bill, but I do wish community service were a more common form of "punishment".
Yeah the parent who works 60 hours a week who clearly needs more time with their child as they are having problems now needs to somehow find more time away from their child to do community service.
Not sure why you seem to be blaming this bill on me. I don't approve of it. I just explained it.
And why is that better? If my argument stands, that doesn't change that it's bad and that it might not be in conformity with existing law.
The person you're replying to didn't defend fining parents; they clarified what this bill proposes.
What happens when the parents cannot pay? Is it still a fine?
Read. They get community service if they can't pay.
Understand. There are people that cannot take time off from work to do community service AND watch their shit head kid.
I'm not defending it, just clarifying.
While I can see the merits of this idea, I feel that this is missing the mark.
Why is it that the States that'd force you to have a child are the same ones who make it harder to raise one?
The amount of government intervention in parent's lives is crazy. It's easier to take your kid than to take your gun.
Take money from the poor while fixing nothing. Business as usual 🤷🏻♀️
The ONLY time I think this is even remotely appropriate is if the parents are grossly negligent ... like those ones that were convinced because they bought their kid with all kinds of issues a gun and didn't take like any measures to ensure he only had supervised access ... and then he went and shot a school up with the gun they bought him.
Hard disagree. If a child is committing crimes it's is 100% the parent's fault. Charging the kid is actually fucked up. I don't think it should just be a fine. If a kid does something jailable, they parents should be jailed.
What if a kid murders one of their parents? Should the other parent be jailed for bad parenting? Should the parent's parents be jailed (if still living) for parenting a bad parent?
I think it's an extremely flawed world view that parents have ultimate control over their child. A child is a person and a person can do some bad things no matter what the parents may have taught them.
Here's the thing. You're sometimes right. There's definitely negligent parenting that leads to juvenile crime. There's also circumstances outside of the parent's control.... The community, the schools, the other children they interact with outside of the home, any mental illness or problems the child might have.
The common theory here is that the parent should be more involved. But two things:
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Children NEED some level of freedom. I'm so fucking sick and tired of the people who believe children should be monitored at all times. When you see it in practice, you immediately recognize it as a problem. Those children are stunted socially, emotionally, and in terms of their abilities. A parent who can 100% ensure their child does no wrong is 100% ensuring their child becomes a neurotic or entitled mess.
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Available time and resources are not split evenly. Before someone says, "but someone who can't raise a child shouldn't have had a child" please keep in mind that peoples circumstances change. Ignoring the whole abortion debate, access to birth control, etc, a person who has a child with a loving partner with plenty of money can end up destitute and alone and still have that child. A person who has a support network of siblings and parents can lose them. A person with a reasonable amount of money for having kids can be financially overwhelmed caring for a child that has unexpected difficulties in life.
Yeah, there's shit parents in the world. But the law is a hammer that lacks the ability to discern a terrible parent from one who is just unlucky. It's not the right tool for this job.