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Old 12-13-2005   #1
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Default Re: Should this woman be charged with child molestation?

""Americans tend to knee-jerk with regards to other nations lower ages of consent...as this Canadian delightedly found out once and tortured me with.""

LOL....

Btw I agree with your husband..if you work , pay taxes..you should be allowed to vote drink and fuck...
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""Americans tend to knee-jerk with regards to other nations lower ages of consent...as this Canadian delightedly found out once and tortured me with.""

LOL....

Btw I agree with your husband..if you work , pay taxes..you should be allowed to vote drink and fuck...

You're still chuckling over that one. (So am I, really. I reacted like a complete asshole.)

Like most of my husband's arguments, this one is both presuasive and brief. "No taxation without representation." It's impossible to argue with a one liner like that. (I tried. I lost. I don't mind losing discussions like that with him, though. After all these years I never get tired of discussing "issues" with him.)

We also have some remarkably entangled laws with regards to how much/when/how a teenager can work. There are required work permits, etc., etc., etc. Those, too, vary from state to state. And if it happens to be a "family business," I believe there are no rules.

"States rights" have caused some very interesting differences between the states.
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