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The state has some minor say over laws around children when tax money is being used to supplement the costs of raising a child. Obviously at the end of the day
by fennecfoxy 5y ago
The state has some minor say over laws around children when tax money is being used to supplement the costs of raising a child.
Obviously at the end of the day most of a child's upbringing is the parents' prerogative but at the same time if people want to pull the "it takes a village" bs, as a gay man who will not have children (and not use any of the resources that tax dollars goes into) I believe that certain things like a child's education _should_ be managed by the government.
If the village does not have a say in village matters, then it makes me wonder why the hell everyone was allowed a say when it came to things like gay marriage, etc.