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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
As cruel-sounding as it is, child labor laws lowered the value of children for low-income families. For most of history, children were put to work to help the family, and was in fact one of the ***primary*** reasons why people had kids. The boomers changed everything by overvaluing kids as royalty and have subsequently made kids too expensive. Childcare and education is a *lucrative* business for the ruling class to indoctrinate children while sucking middle and lower class dry. *Not* treating children as the end-all-be-all is taboo and the idea of putting them to work would considered cruel by most people in today's world.

All of this despite work environments being *incredibly* safe and *highly* sanitized in first world countries. Also, with the rise of anxiety and depression, exposing children and teens would help them exponentially in their personal development.  It's utterly bizarre how much special treatment kids and teens receive while shielding them from the "real" world (which is incredibly safe in first world countries).
gpt
But when I sign the Child Labor law in Frostpunk my city loses hope and gains discontent.

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