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uh the child labor one like i think about the mccain one i think

the mccain the mccain

that was like an inspiration for

jeremy

kaufman i think

an example so the the child labor thing now for libertarians we hear yeah it'd be better for a kid to work uh i forget how it was exactly worded but i think it was something like i'd rather a you know a child be working

mines or something like that i forgot what

I suppose you can understand, but it is nice to know that if there is kid actors, that there are people looking after them, that it's not going to take advantage of them.

California has some of the strongest child labor laws in the entire country.

And I never felt bad since I've become a producer after the fact.

It has never been a concern for me to make sure that we're abiding by those rules.

We need some labor for our potato harvest, cheap labor.

That means child labor.

And like many Edwardian farmers, we've got our eye on them.

[laughs] They are the cheapest labor about.

[instrumental music plays] Right.

You two standing around doing nothing, that one can go up the top, please.

The new education laws and advances in machinery meant that the use of child labor on farms began to fall.

But potato picking remained a job that couldn't be done by machine.

So these expressions still linger.

So child labor, too, again, I mean, there is opposition to schooling from families who need that extra, uh, income or that e- e- extra labor of children, uh, uh, i- in the farmyard, uh, or watching the sheep Uh, the transhumance, uh, moving the sheep into the mountain and all that.

So the, the, these again, these continuities and changes are, uh, extremely, um, extremely, uh, important.

Now, um, I didn't, and I don't think I have time to do this now, but I'll do it sometime, to talk about the dec- the decline of the French population, why France simply stops having children.

Chapter seven.

Child Labor on the Land.

It is a commonplace that war brings in its train evils without number.

But there are certain ills that are added to the inevitable ones, either by greed of gain, indifference to progress, or a determination to make profit at the expense of the state.

When a crowd of 100 is a small group, we're redefining math faster than we can redefine peace.

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All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.

For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Recording by Eleonora Bettenzoli A Woman and the War By Daisy Gravelle Chapter 7 Child Labor on the Land It is a commonplace that war brings in its train evils without number.

But there are certain ills that are added to the inevitable ones, either by greed of gain, indifference to progress, or a determination to make profit at the expense of the state.

We have in our midst at all times certain people who are concerned only with their own ends, and who regard all the means to those ends as legitimate.