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| Written by Murray Rothbard |
| Tuesday, 06 November 2007 03:02 |
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"It is obvious that the natural state of affairs is for the parents to have charge of the child. The parents are the literal producers of the child, and the child is in the most intimate relationship to them that any people can be to one another. The parents have ties of family affection to the child. The parents are interested in the child as an individual, and are the most likely to be interested and familiar with his requirements and personality. Finally, if one believes at all in a free society, where each one owns himself and his own products, it is obvious that his own child, one of his most precious products, also comes under his charge."
A classic by Murray Rothbard.
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| Last Updated on Friday, 09 November 2007 07:38 |





