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Sorry; pertinent, not poignant.
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so what do you get at 18? smoking or voting? both seem irrelevant to this case. | ||||
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I don't know where you're coming up with your definition of young adult, but it is not the scientific usage of the word. Young adults are people in adulthood before middle adulthood. Maybe Mama told you that you were a big boy now at 14, but you were not a young adult.
You seem unaware that minors cannot own property, including automobiles. Minors can only drive vehicles with consent from the owner of that vehicle. I will repeat myself: Trayvon Martin could not own property, drive a car, join the military, or get married without his parents' consent. Perhaps being able to own property and sign contracts are not significant to you? Your interests in the world seem focused on vices. | ||
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(On a tangent, I was curious about legal age of consent in the U.S. 30 [29 + DC] states at 16, 9 at 17 and 12 at 18.)
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he'd be allowed to make those decisions on his own. because he was 17. the special circumstances have no bearing on whether or not the state would allow him to if they were fulfilled and he wanted to do them. | ||||
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Wait, what? 17 is the new 18 but I'm the one with counting issues? Do try to make at least a little bit of sense. I realize that 17 is right next to 18, but it's still not 18. Almost! But not quite. Try again.
You seem to be disputing what rights available to legal adults. You're just flat wrong. | ||
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