> The idea of the children not "belonging" to the parents, to the family, but
> rather having a bigger circle of "upbringing resources" is not so recent as
> fascists or Marx. It probably pre-dates most of the Christian
> (totalitarian) roots our culture is based on. Children belonging to, being
> some form of property of, their parents may feel natural to some or most,
> but there's nothing inherent natural in the type of family structure that
> Western culture is based on. And it brings forth enough aberrations that
> questioning it from time to time just seems healthy.

I'd agree with that!
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