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Mon Mar-07-05 03:56 AM
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21. We abandoned legality and switched to morals in your last post.

I'm now talking about moral obligations, while maintaining the conflict between a parent's moral obligation and their rights as a person, a conflict which, in court, should be won by their rights as a person.

Again, I'll ask what the cut-off point is, *morally*, for a parent to be connected to their child, as far as length of time.

What would be the length of time for connection that a parent could morally decline to undergo?

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