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Dont you think kids age 9-15 should work 3 hours/day, 3 or 4 days/week...
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Don't you feel that kids 9 to 15 should work for like 3 hours a day, 3 or 4 days a week?, I mean easy jobs like painting, typing, planting trees, or better watering trees, There is a bunch of easy jobs kids could do....I certainly will like to see kids working...And i said kids working not kids exploitation...
And if they decide to tax them but it should be like 5% of each dollar...And there could be a 1 to 2 dollars extracted from the paycheck of kids age 9-15 every 2 weeks that can go to paying a school bus that picks them up...And there can be a HUGE FACTORY OR COMPANY, VERY LARGE where there are specific jobs tailored for kids...Think about it, a schoolbus that can hold 40 kids, that will be 80 bucks every 2 weeks and the company pays for the gas...I mean come on you are not paying retirement...Or the parents can come and drop them off...Or maybe kids age 9-15 don't have to pay taxes...Who knows...
Another job kids could do is "anotando" which is scribbling things down for adults, basically writing...Again there is a bunch of jobs kids age 9 to 15 could do...
Another job they could put kids to do is to put them to work out, like on the weekends, or put them to play soccer for 3 hours a day for 3 days (like friday, saturday & Sunday) record it and create a channel for it, or putting them to work out for them to pick up the habit all the way when they grow up and this way reduce child obesity and adult obesity...and perhaps they get paid for doing it....
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At 11 or 12 he/she can take on some more responsibility (if mature enough) like babysitting, mowing lawns, shoveling snow, etc. Or maybe they can learn to help others by volunteering after school to take meals to the elderly, tutor younger children, or get involved in other charitable projects.
IC - girls don't get pregnant because they don't have jobs. It's because they either were not taught sex education or didn't bother to listen. Teen sex isn't the result of too much free time. TV is a big influence IMHO and parents need to control what their kids watch, although you can't keep them in a bubble. Even the commercials these days look like porn to me.
Otherwise if you put anyone under age to work you can be reported to the authorities and your children will be taken from you. And you as a parent will be prosecuted . You can have these children doing household chores and the same thing will happen to you.
JAP69- Parents are being prosecuted for some of the most darndest things in the world today. Often it's not the parents fault. People should stop and think more on being one because the piss just isn't ez as people think it is on the outside lookin in. I adopted three of my aunts children and 1 hit me in the chest while 7months pregnant. He was 15 at the time and said that he couldn't be chastised. When I called the police they say that they couldn't do anything because he was a minor but when I said what if he had hit you they began to write up the papers. Long story short he was prosecuted but I had to pay for him being on probation and a his $100.00 fine, he only got 10hrs community service and they bought him a Play Station 2 and took him to McDonalds once a week. At that rate I might would have hit me too, I felt like I was the one being prosecuted. His sister who I'd drop off infront of the school, who also could catch the bus, would just leave out the back and then they looked at me for an arrest because she had became truant. I mean I couldn't win for loosin.
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