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Subject: Re: A question about privacy

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Kevin
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Date Posted: 13:48:30 03/23/25 Sun
In reply to: Just a Question 's message, "A question about privacy" on 12:08:25 03/23/25 Sun

>How much privacy should children get?

In general, a normal amount. Being all in a kid's business all the time isn't good for their development or preparing them for the real world.

>Do children deserve privacy?

Yes, with the caveat that it can be taken away at some level as punishment.

>Most of us had our shorts pulled down for a spanking
>when we were kids. Was that a violation of our
>privacy?

Nah, that's just discipline. Now, spanking in front of a room of people for no reason, that might be violating privacy. Spanking in front of the other parent or a sibling who's next in line? Not at all a violation.

>What about when we were lounging around the house in
>our underwear and parents snapped a picture? Was that
>a violation of our privacy?

I'd say so. But I'm also of the mindset that having pictures of your kids in their underwear is a bit creepy.

>Is privacy for children a good thing?

Yep.

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>>How much privacy should children get? > >In general, a normal amount. Being all in a kid's >business all the time isn't good for their development >or preparing them for the real world. > >>Do children deserve privacy? > >Yes, with the caveat that it can be taken away at some >level as punishment. > > >>Most of us had our shorts pulled down for a spanking >>when we were kids. Was that a violation of our >>privacy? > >Nah, that's just discipline. Now, spanking in front of >a room of people for no reason, that might be >violating privacy. Spanking in front of the other >parent or a sibling who's next in line? Not at all a >violation. > >>What about when we were lounging around the house in >>our underwear and parents snapped a picture? Was that >>a violation of our privacy? > >I'd say so. But I'm also of the mindset that having >pictures of your kids in their underwear is a bit >creepy. > >>Is privacy for children a good thing? > >Yep.

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