Should parents have the right to track their children?

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In a word... No? Were you tracked? How would you have felt if told you were being so or possibly worse... Not knowing and then being sprung? How about the times you were purposely hiding from your parents just to stay out a little bit later? Kids still deserve some freedom.

Honestly, times have been have pretty fucked up for thousands of years before we got here and will continue to be so after we're gone probably... How does tracking all kids solve that? And what happens when said tag inevitably get hacked?? Yeah, peados don't use tech do they?!!

It's a fair question but a dangerous philosophy. Take kids freedom away, then they are already conditioned for having none as adults. I suppose it's the next logical step our fucked up society will take.
Exactly its better to live with riscs being there than to have an overly paranoid society that tracks your every move and polices your every thought. Enough of this BS.
 
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Yes, 100%. Parents are responsible for them at all times, so keeping track of where they are is a must.
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Especially for instance through social media?
Kids don't need social media. That's why most of them are 13+ age restricted. But I think they should be 16+.
 

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If there are people in an old people's center who are completely mute, why force them to speak at all? The parents, the state, the government and the judiciary are probably to blame for this. I would rather be the so-called Montauk Boy, I would be treated better there than in the old people's center, to reinterpret, quoting my mother's words.
 
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