Doing this to a child is wrong

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BBC report : His said his 14-year-old daughter had not left her bedroom for four days, with meals being left outside her door, until the family learned the result was void on Thursday

This is so wrong to do to a child

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Okay. So why do you respect some of your child’s legal and human rights but not others?

Go on enlighten me, which of my child's human rights am I not respecting?

@JesusInTheCabbageVan because if it won't die by itself, I will help it😂

Govt. guidelines don't say anything about bread, water or buckets. Plus all those things are non-essential so we don't tend to have them in the house.

I get it. Don't want them turning into spoilt entitled brats who start demanding their liberty and human rights.

@SchrodingersImmigrant Are you having anything nice for dinner today?

Has anyone made any decision on rugs?

Go on enlighten me, which of my child's human rights am I not respecting?

The right to individual liberty. It’s a real right. Do you not know that?

The right to individual liberty. It’s a real right. Do you not know that?

And I've not respected that right with her, how exactly?

[quote ILoveYou3000]@SchrodingersImmigrant Are you having anything nice for dinner today?

Has anyone made any decision on rugs?[/quote]
Having a fish with chorizo, rosemary, rice and pan fried veggies and practically a fruit😂 (broccoli, french beans and tomato). Few splashes of Tabasco on top.

You?

And no rugs here

[quote SchrodingersImmigrant]@JesusInTheCabbageVan because if it won't die by itself, I will help it😂[/quote]
So you don't think we should respect the thread's right not to die?

www.clarkewillmott.com/blog/can-consent-deprivation-liberty-children-young-persons/#:~:text=A%20person%20can%20be%20deprived%20of%20their%20liberty,or%20young%20person%20is%20deprived%20of%20their%20liberty.

This is the relevant legal analysis. Have a read.

Courts have ruled that when children are over the age of (approximately) 11, removal of their liberty for any not-negligible period is likely to be considered an unlawful deprivation unless such a deprivation has been authorised by the State.

It’s interesting stuff.

Since the law only goes so far as to tell people to self-isolate and to remain apart from others if they can, there is no legal authority (under my interpretation) for parents to lock up teenagers for any such non-negligible period (days or weeks at a time).

It’s against the law.

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Having a fish with chorizo, rosemary, rice and pan fried veggies and practically a fruit😂* (broccoli, french beans and tomato). Few splashes of Tabasco on top.

You?

And no rugs here*

That sounds amazing!! My toad-in-the-hole sounds a bit boring now, but bloody kids insisting we stick with our traditional Christmas tree putting up day meal!

So you don't think we should respect the thread's right not to die?

But is it a legal right?

And I've not respected that right with her, how exactly?

I don’t know. You don’t appear to respect her right to liberty, as you are arguing the toss about it.

So you don't think we should respect the thread's right not to die?

Not only that I don't think that. I am actively trying to murder it😂

I don’t know. You don’t appear to respect her right to liberty, as you are arguing the toss about it.

And you say I can't read.

@flaviaritt not sure if you're still on the thread, but what are you having for dinner?

I'm doing beef rib stew with dumplings and chocolate raspberry brownies for dessert.

That sounds amazing!! My toad-in-the-hole sounds a bit boring now, but bloody kids insisting we stick with our traditional Christmas tree putting up day meal!

I like toad in a hole! Haven't had it for a while. It's not really diet friendly and i am on one😂

And you say I can't read.

I am perfectly willing to listen if you want to contradict me and say you think it’s wrong to confine a teenager to their room against their will. That’s my position. Feel free to come on over.