45 Things That Are Legal Now That (Probably) Won’t Be In The Future

This is sick. I'm surprised it's still a thing.

Should end them in 2024.

Anyone seen Dance Moms? Bout the same. Dress female children in revealing costumes, choreograph sexual moves, but it's cool if you're rich? Poor kids, used and abused, to feed parent's ego

Don’t have these where I come from. Are they for boys and girls or is it just girls?

1000%

Imagine if kids put videos of their parents on social media?

In the US the 1st amendment says it's going to be extremely difficult to stop these morons except when there's an obvious risk or injury to the kids.

I don't know a whole ton about what goes into making law. What I do know is there's a lot of consideration and careful wording. If a law states no child under a certain age can be filmed for monetary gain, that can affect child actors for movies and film, as well as unintentional incrimination of content creators who happen to have kids in their videos despite not actually using the kids to make content. It can get sticky and dicey. I think that's why there isn't a law yet. Could be one in the making, though. Plus, there's a whole regional aspect to consider. One country or state could impose a law, but not others. Would that region ban any content featuring kids? Or will they allow that content but charge content creators in that jurisdiction? So much to consider.

There is a book, I am Nujood Aged 10 and Divorced. Nujood was forcibly married and abused but saught out a human rights lawyer and got divorced. The age for marriage in Yemen was raised to 18. The mullahs objected on religious grounds and the age of marriage (sale) is now whatever the father wants. How are you ever going to ban child marriage in a culture like this?

why is this pedophile behaviour common with religion

I wouldn't hold my breath. People everywhere are scum.

Hopefully, but with certain religions considering child marriages to be OK, specifically religions which have a lot of political power, this is more of a dream and a hope than a prediction.

Well, hell, that'll depopulate West Virginia. Oh, wait... I thought you spelled "miners" wrong. Oh, wait... same difference. (IT"S A JOKE! California is where marrying children is legal. Sadly, that's not a joke. Some other states, like Mississippi, leave it up to judges, but have not cases of judges approving marriages to children under 16.)

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My state (Delaware) it's not only illegal to declaw cats, but all of our shelters are no-kill, by law

It is banned in all Western culture countries except the US.

Also trying to make cats vegan. Stright to jai...er (TIL) prison.

My parents declawed my now thirteen-year-old cat when she was about two. ONly her front claws. They thought they only took the cats claws off, not half of their toes. :( but at least they realized and stopped it. Now she has fluffy mittens on her front and sharp back floofs.

This is something that needs to be assessed by an ethics committee, with the family being made aware. We currently have a national scandal ongoing because of 2 ICU doctors accused of arbitrarily taking patients out of life support, for "efficiency" reasons. There is no legal background for such unilateral decision and reasons, so they'll be put on trial.

I would be willing to be kept alive if my organs could save orhers.

I wouldn't be on hurry with that. Recent studies show, that a lot of coma patients, who were looked at as "vegetative", can actually understand what people around are saying and can perform some tasks, when asked to imagine doing something (it's shown in MRI). So basically they are in their minds, just trapped, but that doesn't mean they want to die.

Family are the worst!

Difficult topic. I understand and agree, but a) companies are wise enough to carefully word what you 'buy' - you will end up having "bought" an item, and only an item, and then subscribe to use its features or similar b) there’s a ton of things that you buy and still have to pay subscriptions for, for example online mmos - you pay for the game and then a subscription for using the servers.

this is why pirate

You bought the thing, the software that makes the thing useful requires server space, bandwidth, massive amounts of energy, and constant maintenance by many software developers to keep functioning and secure. All the professional creative software that's moved to subscription is in kind of the same boat. Yes, there are many instances of software being horribly overpriced, but when it comes to stuff from Adobe, Maxon and Autodesk, subscription service has made that software much more accessible to a wider ranger of people who don't have the money to spend $700-$5000 per year to keep their software up to date.

I won't buy anything with a subscription. Period!

It is restricted in the EU

Event hough many countries already have legislation in place, and are giving the likes of Google, Apple, X,and Facebook hundreds of millions euro/dollars in fines, these companies refuse to do anything and keep appealing, because they think everything should fall under-the absence of-US legislation. Their shareholders have the right to more money, instead of the rights of the public

I used PayPal quite extensively before my arrest in late '10. I was released eleven years later. PayPal cannot handle that I no longer have the account I had 14 years ago.

There is under GDPR

There should be some kind of Recording people in public laws as well. I know it is a public street. But I should be able to trip and be embarrassing without it being immortalized to the internet.

Across the world please.

Already happening state-by-state in the US. My state finally banned them 2 years ago.

Am**h are the worst offenders!

There’s millions of homeless pets. Many lose their lives. Ban all breeding!