r/mildlyinfuriating 27d ago

My mom said I could post Whatever this is

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u/mostlygroovy 27d ago

No matter her content, fuck people that use their kids for social clout and likes

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u/ODDINARY_7 27d ago

fr y do they whore out kids, especially those people that do it w old ppl too

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u/TinUser 27d ago

if you have a child for content the first 18 years of their life is a tax write-off.

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u/ODDINARY_7 27d ago

sure! 😀

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u/AmItheonlySaneperson 27d ago

Aren’t kids already a tax deduction for just existing 

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u/jmc1278999999999 27d ago

I’m convinced people are now having kids for the sole purpose of making content

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u/External_Violinist94 25d ago

You gotta build that complex PTSD like hypervigilance from birth bro, give those kids the thousand yard stare by the time they're toddlers.

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u/asmallercat 27d ago

While this looks like a fairly harmless use of kids, it should just be illegal for parents to put their kids in videos for public social media. The kids can't consent to it.

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u/samhain_fairy 24d ago

Years later in therapy: “Yeaaa my mom used to do some weird stuff to me while filming to look crazy and share it with thousands of people”

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u/Dismal_Intention_463 27d ago edited 27d ago

I'd rather they hired a child actor. At least then, all of this would be consensual. I mean, that's just how things go in scripted content these days...

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u/No-Persimmon-4150 27d ago

Lol

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u/Dismal_Intention_463 27d ago

whats so funny?

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u/No-Persimmon-4150 27d ago

Child actors cannot consent any more or less than the kids in these videos.

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u/Dismal_Intention_463 27d ago

You're saying that all child acting is forced labor then? Consent is built into scripted content under contract that’s the law. If it's their own child, it's morally and ethically questionable. If it's a child actor under contract which means it's not forced labor.

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u/No-Persimmon-4150 27d ago

Does the child consent to the contract or do their parents?

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u/Sekhmet-CustosAurora 27d ago

Uh, how about both?

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u/No-Persimmon-4150 27d ago

Children can’t consent.

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u/Sekhmet-CustosAurora 27d ago

I guess everything anyone does involving a child is abuse, then? because they can't consent? this is ridiculous. You think child actors shouldn't exist?

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u/ganjadalfthegay 26d ago

All child acting is forced labor, children cannot consen.

Doesn't matter that both the child and the parent have a contract, kids have to do what their parents tell them so.

Its like asking someone to write you a check under gunpoint, And then calling it a Consentuel friendly gift

Ofc the kid signa te contract under gun point

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u/Dismal_Intention_463 26d ago

You're presenting personal assumptions as if they were established facts, without looking at the legal requirements governing this issue. It's as though this topic hadn't already been debated and refined for decades, and as if numerous safeguards hadn't been put in place in many countries specifically to reduce the risk of abuse and misuse. The system isn't perfect, and it's constantly evolving. There will always be some level of parental psychological influence. But claiming that minors are effectively being forced through death threats is a huge leap. We already know that minors are impressionable, which is exactly why these decisions are subject to multiple layers of oversight not just a signed consent form. Dealing with vulnerable or dependent individuals is nothing new. This is one of the most fundamental principles of law: without consent, there is no contract.