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[singlelifeok]

These laws are for poor families. The rich kids won't be working.

[davidgriffith]

It's not enough that now it takes two adults working to support a home, now the greedy corporations want the children working for them too.

[GoatRadical]

I was 16, in honors classes, my dad had an accident and I was taking care of him for a while, and I was working a job under the table where I would work 12 hours straight on the weekends, come in during my lunch hour during the week. I developed a crippling amphetamine addiction that lasted years and changed my life and still effects me to this day, but thank God I'm clean now. Guess where I even started using meth as an option to be able to do everything, at the restaurant. This bill is an absolutely disgusting and horrifying piece of garbage and I fear for this generation of children including my own.

[vela-rnjz]

It needs to become illegal to pay off politicians in legal ways

[grahamyates]

The US continues to regress at a frightening pace.
So long America, it was nice knowing you.

[amberfuchscia]

There used to be a tactic known as boycott. Perhaps we should be doing that to companies/corporations that promote such things as child labor.

[LuigiMordelAlaume]

I don't like the stat "school is significantly disrupted for kids working 20+ hours a week" - on its face this is obviously true for obvious reasons, but it masks a deeper issue. If your kid works 20+ hours a week, the family is clearly financially insecure and that needs to be addressed.

[mikereisswolff]

Doesn't the expression "groomer" apply to those Republican lawmakers?

[marthaspetla]

My father had to quit school at 12 to help his family after his mother died. This should not happen in the supposed riches country in the world.

[debbievonklock]

What will these people not do to make a dollar?? These people are despicable!

[douglascenters]

Considering what is happening in Tennessee it is time for people that have common sense cares about the people that has sent these people up to the White House to work it’s time we all come together at the next elections and vote these Republican radicals out

[tommygun]

If a business cannot make enough to afford the expenses associated with operation, including a living wage for employees, it is a failed business model.

[piccalillipit]

*AS A EUROPEAN* it's nice to see America's history bounding as a nation. Re-creating, the golden age of fascism and child labour.

[WinterSodier]

The biggest problem with companies breaking the law is they make tens of millions or more breaking the law and then when caught get hit with a $20, 000 fine. The fine should exceed the profit made by the crime. The only way they’ll learn

[theresacarmen]

This is beyond despicable. How could any adult be comfortable with this proposition?

[goth_ross]

Duh. They don’t care about kids. They care about money. No surprises here.

[charlieevergreen]

I can hear the GOP argument coming in: “This saves on child care, when the kids simply go to work instead. We’re just looking out for you!”

[boarder]

Politicians don’t care about constituents, only their bottom line of making as much money as possible. Especially conservatives.

[IndigenousArtst]

No wonder they want to force women in this country to have no choice in whether or not they have children. They want to increase Big Corporations' "work force".

[tamawashere]

And America has the audacity, nay, the sheer hubris to talk about Venezuela when referring to terrible countries. America is now the Venezuela of capitalism.