> depriving them of their opportunities to grow their character by overcoming adversity I'm not a fan of that sentiment. There will still be plenty of adversit

> depriving them of their opportunities to grow their character by overcoming adversity I'm not a fan of that sentiment. There will still be plenty of adversities to overcome, but just not the ones removed by the do-gooder. For example, being able to eat a healthy meal every day and then competing through all the other adversities on a more level playing field.