We Are Change California Sen. Richard Pan has decided to deal with the issue of systematic child abuse by the government with his new “bill of rights for children.” Well, at least it would do that if he cared about the well-being of children. The bill, S.B. 18, would codify the Bill of Rights for Children and Youth in California. It’s a mixture of double speak and unrealistic aspirations that could allow for the infinite growth of government. The bill was introduced this month by Pan, the pediatrician and state senator who sponsored the 2015 law that eliminated “personal belief” exemptions from state immunization requirements for children enrolled in school or day care. Though the bill is a whopping one page, every detail is so obscure that it can allow for the creation of hundreds of government programs that will help “promote the well-being of children.” Rather than summarizing someone else’s summary of the article—as most news outlets do—I’ll be directly quoting the bill . For the sake of providing a clean article that’s highly referenced but free from 600 hyperlinks, all sources can be found here . The Bill “SB 18, as introduced, Pan. Bill of Rights for Children and Youth in California. Existing law provides for the care and welfare of children and youth in various contexts, including, but not limited to, child welfare services, foster care, health care, nutrition, homeless assistance, and education.” I’m glad Pan decided to
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