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> Using authority to take power over their own children away from parents isn't something I'm sure I'm onboard with. Just in case you have not noticed, we do t
by okaram 4y ago
> Using authority to take power over their own children away from parents isn't something I'm sure I'm onboard with.
Just in case you have not noticed, we do that nowadays, to combat child abuse. Giving parents 100% unrestricted power over their children would enable horrific child abuse, selling your children for slavery etc ... Funny how casually it can be suggested.
The answer lies in the middle, as the parent post suggested :)
- thegrimmest 4y agoIf we connect the dots, it seems you're suggesting that raising children with different values, values that may not set them up for optimal economic outcomes, constitutes child abuse and should be actioned as such. I disagree. This was also the case made by the residential school system, just by the way. Child abuse is pretty well bounded and defined. Ranking of cultural values is certainly not.