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To: Graystone who wrote (12693)	2/11/2021 4:13:50 PM
From: TimF	Respond to of 13056

What a ridiculous type of argument. X law was passed. People objected. I say it wasn't a reasonable objection. Y law was passed. Again people objected. So its obviously not a reasonable objection. So even if you imagine there is no harm in offering up your children on Craigslist as labourers, it is illegal. 1 - There isn't any evidence that the mother offered up her child as a worker. Apparently it was the child's imitative not the mothers. 2 - No its not something that's clearly illegal. 3 - If it is/was illegal it shouldn't be. Nothing obviously or even at all sensible about stopping that girl from making a bit of extra money doing some light housework.