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> I am worried about the inequality created for the kids if I am strict about rules, but other parents are not. Different families can choose to raise their ch
by Aurornis 7mo ago
> I am worried about the inequality created for the kids if I am strict about rules, but other parents are not.
Different families can choose to raise their children differently. Please let other parents make their own parenting choices for their own kids.
There are parents who are more strict with their kids than you are in ways you don’t agree with. I guarantee you wouldn’t be happy if they were lobbying to force your kids to obey their chosen set of rules because they didn’t want “inequality”.
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- throwaway290 7mo agozero countries give infinite freedom about how you raise your kids. and if too many parents fail at something probably government should do it for them. it's like drinking age. you can't send your kid for a beer. you are free to buy beer and let your kid drink a glass. same here. if something is not accessible to the kid directly you can still show it to your kid. you are the parent
- Aurornis 7mo ago> zero countries give infinite freedom about how you raise your kids. The debate wasn’t about removing all government controls on parenting. It’s about where to draw the line.
- throwaway290 7mo agoexactly. so who of us said > let other parents make their own parenting choices for their own kids like somebody is taking it away? you are still free to make your choices, just like with feeding your kid beer or giving them cigs. It's just a healthy default is now applied to average kid for whom parents don't care to make choices. Why do you keep arguing and moving goalposts?