Blue card mining
I just got myself a blue card for working with children. I needed it because I was at a careers event with one of my companies. And I’m talking about University entrants not 5 year olds
It begs the question though; why don’t I need one to interact with my own children?
And if the answer to that question makes sense, what does the blue card actually do?
Well, primarily, it transfers responsibility and insures against risk. But it doesn’t reduce actual risks. You know, the usual charade to show that little effort was spared to create the impression that no effort was spared.
Which explains why parents don’t need one. They would be both the insured party and the antagonist. And it wouldn’t do anything anyway.
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