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Could child labor ever be acceptable if it's done consentually?
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I guess education might be worth prioritizing over making an early start on their career, but I don't know, I could see a career move potentially even being more important if it's a good opportunity.
The kinds of jobs you get even as a teenager are not growth careers. They don't get these 'good opportunities' that you speak of.
Exactly the jobs you'd offer a teenager are not careers, but if you're exploiting children you'd want to think they're careers. A low laying fast food job can seem like a career if you dangle a meaningless promotion in front of them
What kind of work do you think these kids are doing? Like are you picturing a 12 year old getting a leg-up on their adult "competition" because they started their career as a literal child?
give some examples of such careers