The fine is $1,143 BTW

  • @SupraMario
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    -881 year ago

    17 isn’t a kid anymore, but ok…

    • @Odelay42
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      571 year ago

      Legally and socially they are, but ok.

      • @SupraMario
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        -81 year ago

        No legally, they’re a juvenile, and legally, if they did something illegal, they would be charging them as an adult.

      • @SupraMario
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        -51 year ago

        Correct but someone who is between the ages of 14 to 17 is considered a juvenile, and not a child. This dude was almost 18, in 2 months time, legally he’s an adult, in 2 months time, he isn’t going to magically mature into a less dumb person.

        • @ChonkyOwlbear
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          51 year ago

          A bar that served alcohol to someone who was two months from their 21st birthday would still get fined for selling to a minor. The law is the law.

          • @SupraMario
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            -11 year ago

            Cool, you can work when you’re 17…that’s never changed.

            • @Brokensilence410
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              21 year ago

              But somebody at that age shouldnt have to work a job that is operating heavy machinery like that. Obviously there’s going to be frequent injuries when somebody young works in positions like these.

    • @Sylver
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      211 year ago

      What exactly is your imaginary cutoff line then?

      • @SupraMario
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        -51 year ago

        For what? Allowing 16 year olds to work isn’t something new…most 16 year olds want jobs so they have spending cash and it allows them to experience becoming adults. When should someone be allowed to work? 21 for you? Or 25 so their mind is finally fully developed?

        • @Sylver
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          11 year ago

          Look at how you completely avoided my question and rephrased it to fit your own question that you then threw at me.

          Are you actually processing what I say and responding? Or are you just waiting for me to finish so you can say your part?

    • @SpezCanLigmaBalls
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      211 year ago

      You do know in the USA 18 is the definition of no longer being a kid right

      • @SupraMario
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        -51 year ago

        You know in the USA, 14-17 is a juvenile and not a child in the courts right?

    • @negativeyoda
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      71 year ago

      Found the libertarian.

      Something tells me there’s a reason we don’t let 17 year olds vote, drink, have sex with adults and run for office

      • @kava
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        01 year ago

        The age of consent in a majority of states is 16. Then another 7 states are 17.

        Most big population states like Cali / Texas / Florida are 18 but Illinois and New York are both 17.

        • @SupraMario
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          -41 year ago

          Shhh…don’t come in here spouting logic.

      • @SupraMario
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        -41 year ago

        But but the legal system says so…fuck you people are dense as fuck.