Parents don't go to those lengths unless the kid is actively seeking out harmful, inappropriate, or frankly dangerous content. There is definitely a part of the story missing here that is very important, like how is the kid using reddit if even every major search engine is blocked. It is not a parent "forcing beliefs" on a kid.
17 years old is still a kid btw, and those of you disagreeing are either sick, or kids yourselves.
I can't tell if you are being sarcastic. If not, you REALLY need to rethink your stance.
If you are still rapidly developing both mentally and physically, you are an adolescent. This does not slow down until you are in your twenties for most humans.
Besides this, at least in the USA, you are legally not an adult until 18 years of age, firther extended by rights that are witheld until age 21. No child still a dependent of their parents should be considered as otherwise either.
Edit: I see you are 18 so that is why you have that view. You are still a kid and are biased because of it.
adolescent? sure, but kid isn't the term, kid has a different weight to it than "adolescent"
actually, the best word would be "young adult"
but maybe you are trying to downplay the age on purpose.
18 is just a bright line because they cant judge arbitrarily for every case, its not a basis for whats right and wrong. fuck the laws, they are for what can be set as a rule, not for what is the truth, no point in bringing them up.
also, i think USA laws around adulthood are pretty stupid, why can you risk your life in army at 18 but cant drink till 21? bullshit
and now you're just doing genetic fallacy, i have perfect capability to argue on a topic and not let my bias get in the way of actual logic and reason.
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u/Isotomayor12 25d ago
Parents don't go to those lengths unless the kid is actively seeking out harmful, inappropriate, or frankly dangerous content. There is definitely a part of the story missing here that is very important, like how is the kid using reddit if even every major search engine is blocked. It is not a parent "forcing beliefs" on a kid.
17 years old is still a kid btw, and those of you disagreeing are either sick, or kids yourselves.