Spieluhr
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Imagine being raised by parents, who do not allow you to eat candy.
On the weekend, your parents let you stay at the house of your cool uncle, who has a box full of candy.
You know he won't yell at you for eating the candy and he won't tell your parents.
How would you react?
You'd be the chocolate kid from Simpsons.
![[Image: 250?cb=20151004202729]](/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fstatic.wikia.nocookie.net%2Fsimpsons%2Fimages%2F5%2F5f%2FTapped_Out_Uter_Unlock_Artwork.png%2Frevision%2Flatest%2Fscale-to-width-down%2F250%3Fcb%3D20151004202729&hash=b9a351a7139f492863daf428603129c6 "[Image: 250?cb=20151004202729]")
And these harsh laws were not made by white colonialist racists, but by their own people, who probably had a better understanding of what was best for them.
On the weekend, your parents let you stay at the house of your cool uncle, who has a box full of candy.
You know he won't yell at you for eating the candy and he won't tell your parents.
How would you react?
You'd be the chocolate kid from Simpsons.
And these harsh laws were not made by white colonialist racists, but by their own people, who probably had a better understanding of what was best for them.
