Based on these actions, a warrant should be issued to inspect their electronics, charges filed based on the findings therein, leading to a swift trial in front of a jury of parents, and if found guilty ending with each individual being lawfully and humanely hung by the neck until dead.
I'll say it. Institutional power makes the latter nearly impossible, and our duty of care to our children makes some solution a moral obligation we have little ability to ignore.
Based on these actions, a warrant should be issued to inspect their electronics, charges filed based on the findings therein, leading to a swift trial in front of a jury of parents, and if found guilty ending with each individual being lawfully and humanely hung by the neck until dead.
I was aiming to keep in the bounds of rule 2 while still reaching the same endpoint as Saint Plauche.
I'll say it. Institutional power makes the latter nearly impossible, and our duty of care to our children makes some solution a moral obligation we have little ability to ignore.