I probably lean toward Murray's philosophy but you make a good point. I would express it as people's choices have consequences ... for themselves AND other peop

I probably lean toward Murray's philosophy but you make a good point. I would express it as people's choices have consequences ... for themselves AND other people If your parents choose not teach you about sex or the benefits of an education, there may be consequences because your lack of knowledge. I had a kid (unplanned) at barely 19 years old. I could blame the initial situation on lack of information but looking back 18 years later, it's hard to ascribe my life now to anything but how I reacted to that situation. Life can be a terrible lab for experimentation.