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Unless you are against state intervention in cases like these, then you are already accepting that the state can interfere. At that point the question is a matt
by Bizarro 8y ago
Unless you are against state intervention in cases like these, then you are already accepting that the state can interfere. At that point the question is a matter of degree
I just can't be charitable with the whole "well the state already does..." arguments.
In free societies, the state interfering with child rearing is a serious matter.
In totalitarian regimes, it's par for the course.