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  3. DC has a curfew for people under 18 - they have to be off the street by 11pm, and, in certain neighborhoods, 8pm.

DC has a curfew for people under 18 - they have to be off the street by 11pm, and, in certain neighborhoods, 8pm.

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  • noplasticshower@infosec.exchangeN noplasticshower@infosec.exchange

    @mattblaze land of the free

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    @noplasticshower Our motto is actually "Taxation Without Representation", at least according to the license plates.

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    • sarae@ecoevo.socialS sarae@ecoevo.social

      @mattblaze when I was a teenager I was often on the street at 10 or 11 at night

      because I was taking night classes at community college

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      @sarae @mattblaze education is important, but curfew is importanter.

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      • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

        DC has a curfew for people under 18 - they have to be off the street by 11pm, and, in certain neighborhoods, 8pm.

        Now, I'm at the age where I should be yelling at kids to get off my lawn, and I get that groups of teenagers are prone to getting into trouble (and can make grownups uncomfortable even when they don't). But it still rubs me the wrong way.

        Kids should be held accountable for their actual conduct, not pre-judged merely for being young.

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        @mattblaze exactly.

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        • snorerot13@mstdn.socialS snorerot13@mstdn.social

          @mattblaze
          People are going to argue with a teen curfew, and you know they will. Think we agree that it's an unnecessarily demeaning thing to do to kids and probably statistically unsupportable as a deterrent to the behavior it's supposed to address. Lose on all fronts.

          Someone's going to argue anyway. I take solace that your responses are better than most, but you've got to know it's coming.

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          @snorerot13 I get enough people here telling me I'm wrong that I don't really need people to tell me that other people will tell me I'm wrong.

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          • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

            DC has a curfew for people under 18 - they have to be off the street by 11pm, and, in certain neighborhoods, 8pm.

            Now, I'm at the age where I should be yelling at kids to get off my lawn, and I get that groups of teenagers are prone to getting into trouble (and can make grownups uncomfortable even when they don't). But it still rubs me the wrong way.

            Kids should be held accountable for their actual conduct, not pre-judged merely for being young.

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            @mattblaze It's the same thing happening online with age verification.

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            • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

              @snorerot13 I get enough people here telling me I'm wrong that I don't really need people to tell me that other people will tell me I'm wrong.

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              @mattblaze
              Fair enough. No disrespect intended.

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              • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

                @noplasticshower Our motto is actually "Taxation Without Representation", at least according to the license plates.

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                @mattblaze @noplasticshower there is some deep irony that one of the foremost experts in the world on voting security in some important cases can't

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                • mattblaze@federate.socialM mattblaze@federate.social

                  @noplasticshower Our motto is actually "Taxation Without Representation", at least according to the license plates.

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                  @mattblaze @noplasticshower I think it's now "End taxation without representation".

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