The Legal Rights of Imaginary Friends - Never Forgotten: a Foster's Home Community

Matchsticks · 09-08-2006, 07:08 PM

I can't wait til I get older

I think an IF probably has to gain emancipated status by the courts because they would probably have to prove that they can support themselves and more likely than not that their creator/current owner no longer needs them.

Edited to Add: I just finished re-watching 'Settling a President' and I noticed something to further support PBL's statement of IF having the same rights as Blacks pre CRM. When Herriman is walking past the help wanted signs one of them said that IF were not allowed to apply for the job (I think it went something along the lines of No Imgaginary Friends wanted)

09-08-2006, 07:08 PM	#7
Matchsticks At Home Comes from the brain-heart. Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: New Mexico Posts: 123	I can't wait til I get older I think an IF probably has to gain emancipated status by the courts because they would probably have to prove that they can support themselves and more likely than not that their creator/current owner no longer needs them. Edited to Add: I just finished re-watching 'Settling a President' and I noticed something to further support PBL's statement of IF having the same rights as Blacks pre CRM. When Herriman is walking past the help wanted signs one of them said that IF were not allowed to apply for the job (I think it went something along the lines of No Imgaginary Friends wanted) __________________ Type 9 personailty and the Final Boss of the Internet. Avatar by: cgaussie Last edited by Matchsticks; 09-08-2006 at 09:37 PM. Reason: Too add something I noticed

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