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From My perspective, what consenting adults do is no One else's business. Full stop.

Only when there is not fully informed consent - such as children, who CANNOT give fully informed consent - is there any issue and it becomes Others' business.

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policy implementation can be tricky in cases where the state represents an incompetent or "non-citizen"

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Screw "policy." Screw the "state." I stand sovereign on Ethical ground.

Calling a Legalate a Law (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/calling-a-legalate-a-law

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ok, so how are children supposed to get a "fair hearing" if the family is sovereign ?

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Not sure what You mean? Like if They complain about Their parents doing something? Or someOne else does something?

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if the parent is wrong, what's the recourse ?

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The Ones who care can investigate, and mete Ethical consequences if it is found that the parent unEthically molested the child. Placing the child with One who cares, and locking up the parent.

We ALL are subject to the three Laws of Ethics. Sovereignty does not absolve Us of being under Natural Law.

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