I fail to see how parent's rights are at all abstract, or indeed why
they should be (a) de-prioritised (b) separated from the nurture of
their own children. It is my opinion that whether the government
encourages or makes mandatory any type of personal/private behaviour, it
oversteps its bounds. If the third way represents an attempt to regulate
family life, or to split the interests of parents from children within
the family, then I vote for a fourth way.
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