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Is there a scenario where you would be willing to interpret such a parent’s pacifism as naivety? There are many extremely complex issues that do not have obvio
by haswell 4y ago
Is there a scenario where you would be willing to interpret such a parent’s pacifism as naivety?
There are many extremely complex issues that do not have obviously right or wrong answers.
Being bad at something is not the same as being a bad person.
How would you describe the difference between a parent who actively abuses their kids and a parent who loves and provides for their kids, but fails in some area along the way?
You’ve gone right back to a binary stance here.
- ShroudedNight 4y agoWhen the parent is externalizing the cost of their pacifism onto their child, they are engaging in moral failure.