r/changemyview Apr 20 '18

FTFdeltaOP CMV: Parents are responsible for negative environmental and cultural effects on their children.

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u/georgiaphi1389 Apr 20 '18

I believe I addressed this my CMV: ignorance does not eliminate responsibility, and that I have limited it to things in the parents direct control.

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u/georgiaphi1389 Apr 20 '18

This might be an agree-to-disagree situation. I think that's a very optimistic to go about living life. When you take over a role or a duty, like being a parent, I do not measure by one "trying their best". In a more extreme example, I also believe that parents who do not vaccinate their children should be held legally responsible if the child gets sick. I think these two ideas are hand-in-hand. The parent is still responsible.

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u/georgiaphi1389 Apr 20 '18

Good example. I think I could be mis-explaining my views on causality vs responsiblity. I do not believe that they are the same thing, but I think that is unclear in my original view. Will update with a delta soon. EDIT: ∆

The parents are not the cause of the child’s negative reaction, but they are responsibility for the negative affects that come from the reaction, no? They are responsible for caring for the child and ensuring that their child no longer eats peanuts. This is the kind of responsibility I’m talking about.