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The conflicts usually come from the subjective nature of the concept of "implied consent", and how far it could be pushed in the name of raising a child. There is no shortage of possible disagreement topics around this subject, so the answer amounts to custom.
The conflicts usually come from the subjective nature of the concept of "implied consent", and how far it could be pushed in the name of raising a child. There is no shortage of possible disagreement topics around this subject, so the answer amounts to custom.


Some anarcho-capitalists delegate the responsibility of raising children entirely to the family, viewing the family as the first line of defense against state values. However, there are progressive-minded anarchists capitalists who culturally refuse to trust the family and support the deconstruction of the family system. Simultaneously, they oppose socialized childcare. This seems to have no straightforward solution, leaving children inherently unable to effectively safeguard their rights. The founder of anarcho-capitalism, Murray Rothbard, proposed the following perspective: allowing parents to transfer custodial rights through monetary transactions.
Some anarcho-capitalists delegate the responsibility of raising children entirely to the family, viewing the family as the first line of defense against state values. However, there are progressive-minded anarchists capitalists who culturally refuse to trust the family and support the deconstruction of the family system. Simultaneously, they oppose socialized childcare. This seems to have no straightforward solution. The cognitive limitations of children determine their inability to assert all of their rights effectively. The founder of anarcho-capitalism, Murray Rothbard, proposed the following perspective: allowing parents to transfer custodial rights through monetary transactions.


===Corporal Punishments===
===Corporal Punishments===