Re:How Iceland got teens to say no to drugs (2017)
by asgeir on Saturday July 25, 2020 @02:59PM
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The law doesn't say parent or guardian. Only an adult. It can be a parent, sibling, friend of the family, whatever.
> Depends. If it's a _child_ proper, like under the age of 14-15 at the _highest_, then no
The law applies to children aged 16 and younger.
Re:How Iceland got teens to say no to drugs (2017)
by Shared404 on Saturday July 25, 2020 @03:37PM
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> law doesn't say parent or guardian. Only an adult. ...
Same still applies for anyone who is not one of the threeish people I had in my close circle at that point.
> The law applies to children aged 16 and younger.
I said I disagreed with what the law states, and listed my reasons. I know it's 16 and younger, I said that I believe it should be 14, or 15 at the absolute highest.
Re:How Iceland got teens to say no to drugs (2017)
by ginko on Saturday July 25, 2020 @03:06PM
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16-year olds aren't children.
> Do you really think it's unreasonable to ask that children out after 10pm (midnight during the summer months) have someone looking after their safety?
Depends. If it's a _child_ proper, like under the age of 14-15 at the _highest_, then no. If they are old enough to be their own person, then yes, absolutely.