[jincomplet]

Do teenagers who work pay taxes?

[soineeLom]

Originally posted by DaShi
Do teenagers who work pay taxes? At their parents rate.

[Ndptbudd]

This is the 3rd thread about this.

[doxinwasido]

Good. I didn't like teenagers even when I was one.

[leoto5Fm]

You have a constitutional right to loiter?

[Tyncneiff]

They'd have to stay where they weren't wanted long enough for that to happen.

[6Rexw51X]

Originally posted by Spiffor
This system has made quite an outcry over here a few weeks back.

AFAIK, our government hasn't decided to ban it, despite such a system being radically against our constitution. So is a bar playing punk music unconstitutional ?

[BoboStin]

Originally posted by Seeker
I didn't like teenagers even when I was one.

[actrisski]

That's all very meaningless.

Presumably your constitution prohibits something a little more specific than "discrimination". Something roughly like "discrimination based on traits you shouldn't discriminate based on".

[ViagraFeller]

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
That's all very meaningless.

Presumably your constitution prohibits something a little more specific than "discrimination". Something roughly like "discrimination based on traits you shouldn't discriminate based on". Indeed, I went too fast. Our constitution only prohibits discrimination based on race, religion and gender. Constitutionally speaking, it's okay to discriminate against youngsters, gays or disabled

We have sub-constitutional laws against discrimination including ageism. It covers a range of activities such as access to public services, and access to goods and services. A café must accept to serve coffee to a Black patron, even if the tenant is racist; A grocer must serve young patrons, even if the tenant is ageist.

[ATTILAGLIC]

It's been explained numerously how and why it works...

[osteoftex]

Yay France!

[Lapsinuibense]

Yup, that's it
Was tired yesterday, couldn't link the French word "trouble" with the English "disturbance"