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CMV: Children should be required to do chores.

 Children should be required to do chores because it teaches them valuable lessons such as responsibility, competence, values, and personal well-being. Chores teach responsibility by giving the children a specific list of duties that they are required to do, or they will receive a consequence. This is a lesson that is valuable because once they have reached a certain age responsibility will become unavoidable and learning how to handle them at an early age gives the children a head start. Chores teach competence in the way that they teach the children how to do simply yet necessary tasks that they will also face when they are older. Chores teach values by allowing the child to become part of the team or family in a way in which they are contributing to its success. Finally, chores teach a sense of well-being because they give the children an opportunity to feel accomplished and proud of their deeds.
gpt
It's kind of hard to disagree with your view. You're completely correct that giving a child no responsibilities at all growing up, then once they turn 18 say "We're going to stop supporting you. Go pick the job you'll be doing from morning to night, every day, for the rest of your life." would be grossly irresponsible of parents. 

There is a danger though in how you assign chores and hold children accountable to them.

Are you teaching them responsibility, or merely unquestioning obedience? Are they building a sense of accomplishment, or a sense of resentment over losing control of a part of their lives? There's a healthy way to assign chores and an unhealthy way, and parents must be mindful not to confuse the two.