Youth disability

I support children’s liberation . I am against paternalistic state action against children which interferes with their freedom

We need to emphasize the degree that the state is not the protector of children but that it is responsible for threats to their freedom including via compulsory schooling and anti child labor laws. This also explains why I support homeschooling

I also don’t like how children are treated as property by their parents which is due to arbitrary ageist rules

 Youth I only pragmatically support the type of child 'labor' (ie home enterprise labor for children) that is in this link https://www.flickr.com/photos/56434318@N05/6620143751 (as long as its voluntary) for children around 6 and up and only if the children get paid as much as adults with higher incentives than adults in similar jobs

I pray that every American child, after to being open to kids 8 and up from the US doing the type of child labor that was seen at jobs like the factories and mills of Appalachia/Carolinas in the mid to late 1900s (decade) , including 12 hour overnight shifts but only if they get paid triple of what adults get paid, get free college and grad school and breaks for school  

I support prayer in public schools but I would not want the constitution changed to allow that

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