Edgar,
Right. It can't be easy to insure. But parents "sign-up" for "the Difficult",
God bless 'em!
I couldn't have done without mine. ;-)
My own parents could not insure my own good, or best, behavior. I was a good
kid, but got in trouble (an experimenter, you know; goes with the territory).
I hope we're all experimenters, at least sometimes.
We almost have to be.
Even in Zen training (whether we add "-Buddhist" or not), there is no fixed
teaching. No written Law. Although the Dharma straightens us out when we
trult TASTE it: the opposite of Booze.
"'Dharma', the (preventative) cure for a Hangover!"
--Joe
> Edgar Owen <edgarowen@...> wrote:
>
> I agree. It should not be criminal at all. But of course so long as parents
> are supporting and caring for their children they should have some say about
> how their children behave and what they do in all regards. However that's not
> easy to insure...
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