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Kids’ Miranda Rights

Mar. 30, 2019 disponible en français

The Miranda Rights are 5 sentences that anyone who have watched an American TVShow with cops knows pretty well, because they are pronounced systematically during an arrest.

Sometimes I think that we should apply the same thing to children. Can you imagine?

You have the right – really, I insist – to silence.
If you waive this right, anything you say can be questioned, and it better not be a lie.
You have the right to let your parents go to the toilet with the door closed.
If you can’t do this, a roll of toilet paper thrown to your head will automatically be provided.
During each whim, you can decide at any time to discontinue and ask for a kiss, a hug, or a quiet time.

I think I’m on to something.

GIF: The Simpsons police have set up a moving billboard saying "We’re watching you, kids. Cops never sleep."

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