“But here’s the part the bureaucrats can’t stand: It is not the government’s job to raise your children.
This new law is based on the ridiculous assumption that politicians somehow know better than parents do what’s good for every single kid, in every home, across every circumstance. Children are not widgets. Families are not identical. Some 14-year-olds are responsible, thoughtful, and supported. Others are not ready even at 40. The government doesn’t have the slightest clue which is which—and it never will.”
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“But here’s the part the bureaucrats can’t stand: It is not the government’s job to raise your children.
This new law is based on the ridiculous assumption that politicians somehow know better than parents do what’s good for every single kid, in every home, across every circumstance. Children are not widgets. Families are not identical. Some 14-year-olds are responsible, thoughtful, and supported. Others are not ready even at 40. The government doesn’t have the slightest clue which is which—and it never will.”