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So the question is, why don't I want to share peaceful parenting with my friends and family?

Why, oh, why, or why do I not want to share peaceful parenting with my friends and family?

And that is a very good, fine, and deep question.

And I appreciate it being asked. And the answer is, as usual, fairly terrifying.

Because the question is not just, why don't I want to share peaceful parenting with friends and family.

The question is, most philosophers have been opposed to the initiation of the use of force since the dawn of

philosophy why has it taken three to five thousand years for a philosophy to examine the use of force

in the parent-child relationship? I mean people, this is the beef, a minor beef I had with libertarians

many years ago. If you guys are very much into the non-aggression principle, then if you want to

oppose the non-aggression of the non-aggression principle, you should look for two things. You should

look for, number one, the most prevalent violation of the non-aggression principle, and number two, that you can do the most about, right?

So the most common violation of the non-aggression principle that you can do the most about is what you should be focusing on.

Now, that's spanking, that's child abuse use and so on, right? It's not illegal

to not spank your child, and it is the most prevalent violation of the non-aggression principle

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