r/KidsAreStupid • u/hutinfores • Jul 26 '25

Non-personal Story Stupid and vile to the bones sometimes

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u/DaddysABadGirl Jul 28 '25

Aaaaand Google just said there have been attempts to pass legislation banning it.... attempts. So there have been multiple bills before West Virginian state congress and they just said no????

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u/parkerm1408 Jul 28 '25

Wasn't west Virginia the one that tried to run through a child marriage with parental consent bill awhile back? We need to shut that whole place down

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u/DaddysABadGirl Jul 28 '25

I'm surprised they don't have it, a few states do. Shit, California under 16 or 15 is allowed so long as the parents can get a judge to sign off on it.

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u/erikkustrife Jul 30 '25

All of America accepts marriages to children so long as you get the proper paperwork. Hell missouris kinda a cesspit for this as you can't marry a child anymore under the age of 16 even with parental consent as of this year, you can however get one pregnant, thus becoming a legal adult in missouri for the purposes of marriage and everything's fine then.