>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.
---Agreed! I'm often surprised at how moralistic the tone of New Democracy, communitarian -- and indeed, New Labour -- debates. Moral judgement is a prerequisite of establishing values, I suppose, but how often it seems to boil down to saying: If only there were more nice middle class people, we'd have fewer problems.
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