If a 2 year-old is mature enough to be capable of illegally overstaying a visa on their own free will and understand the consequences, then 3 year-olds should be able to vote and 4 year-olds should be able to go to jail for a lifetime. He was 2. He shouldn't pay for a crime his parents committed.
That's called 'being in a state of sin'. He's innocent until he reaches some certain age, and then he's not. His crime is continual until he stops committing it.
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If a 2 year-old is mature enough to be capable of illegally overstaying a visa on their own free will and understand the consequences, then 3 year-olds should be able to vote and 4 year-olds should be able to go to jail for a lifetime. He was 2. He shouldn't pay for a crime his parents committed.
That's called 'being in a state of sin'. He's innocent until he reaches some certain age, and then he's not. His crime is continual until he stops committing it.
Interesting theory you have there.
Ie 'The Law'?