Should the government mandate a bedtime for children?

[hostboy__fastestlaps]

Yes

Yes, that and many more things

Heck no

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+1 y

Such as 9pm for kids under 16, and 11pm for 16-17 (and 18 year olds in high school)

[NewsReader]

F*ck No. The government should stay out of that stuff. That's up to the parents. Plus, who's gonna check every household if people are following the mandate?

[sage2021]

The whole idea is to have less government in our lives, so don't give them any new ideas to implement that are just crazy like the rest of the people in the White House.

[SandyBeaches]

The governments job is to protect our border. Don't confuse them with extra tasks.

[BCA6010]

And how exactly do you plan to enforce that? You could pass a curfew sure, but bedtime laws are way too impractical.

[Anonymous]

It's not the government's job to tell you how to bring up your children and what time they go to bed. It's not their responsibility to tell you what to feed them. It's not their responsibility to tell you that they will take a specific test all the time to see where they're at on the intelligent Factor. Seems like the progressive side of the government wants to dictate what is done in your family.

[CuriousMufuxka]

Long ago.. There were parents. These individuals set rules that children almost listened to. Then the government stepped in! The vast amount of middle fingers put up in the air sent a fuck off that officials will never dare tread over. So no.

[exitseven]

No, the government should fix the roads, pay first responders, maintain a military and leave me the hell alone.

[Drumlin2001]

Have you tried to get a 2yr old to go to bed at a certain time? It wouldn't work, and what would punishment be? A fine? Prison? Taking kids into care?

[Red-Blaze]

No
As it changes from one to the next
and goverment changes are too slow

[Sarahplus2]

Some communities have a curfew of 10 pm that the local police enforce

[Anonymous]

And what would be the benefit of this idea?

[llorando]

Nope, it needs to be up to the children's parents not the government.

[mrkdvsn]

No. Nor should they mandate where a child sits inside of a vehicle

[SmokinAces2000]

How would the government implement that, install security cameras in every house?

[Kaneki05]

1st This isn't possible.
2nd Nope.

[Smashingdoozy]

Uh no. You physically cannot police that

[Marshymallow]

Nope, they don’t get to control people sleep too

[maximumpower]

Ja - try to enforce that one.

[jimmy2]

No way