papercut100 #fundie fstdt.com

[a person quoted on this site comes here to defend what they said]

hahahah - you guys really bring shame on yourselves. Not a single one of you has been able to say why I'm wrong. The one's amongst you who are even capable of thought, (instead of death-threats) have come out with the line 'a child can't consent' - well, ask a child if she wants to eat sprouts, or go skiing, or learn the violin - she'll either give or withhold consent. In short children can and do 'consent' all the time - as to the 'informed' part - what is the 'information' they need? I mean it: the word 'informed' implies information. And if they do not have that necessary information with which to make a decision, what is the best way of them acquiring it?

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