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Agreed, of course. All captured in the etc. Nothwithstanding these factors, the debate still boils down to who's responsible for the kids' well-being: Them or s
by glitchc 1y ago
Agreed, of course. All captured in the etc. Nothwithstanding these factors, the debate still boils down to who's responsible for the kids' well-being: Them or society.
- Spooky23 1y agoIt’s never that simple. When society creates an environment where neglect is baked in, society bears some culpability.
- jonathanlb 1y agoI disagree with the binary (family/society) framing because the well-being of children has always depended on overlapping responsibilities between parents, communities, and society. Not only that, but that false dichotomy also ignores children's autonomy as well. Either way, in this debate, what really matters are outcomes- whether children thrive or not.
- BrenBarn 1y agoPart of that question is whether society is responsible for the adults' well-being, so that they can then do a better job at improving their children's well-being.