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>I never said we should allow children to work. In all the examples I gave, I
>mentioned life style choices and adults. I certainly do not want to see the
>return of child labor. Also, I'm not against minimum wage either. I was
>speaking specifically to your example as I felt it was flawed. Living with a
>larger family unit is a life style choice that provides financial benefits.
>Obviously it has drawbacks as well (less privacy). But the point is - if you
>choose to work with a larger family, that isn't unfair.
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>-r
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Oh, okay, I'm with you on that. I don't think that there's anything
unfair about it either. I was just pointing out what I thought me be
the outcome of no minimum wage.
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marlon
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