Parents are being told that they must abdicate their own authority for the good of the children

"And culture, traditions, and rules are what help children learn how to be. Parents having and enforcing rules about screen time or curfews, food or gaming or porn, that is them doing what they're supposed to do. But parents are being told that they must abdicate their own authority for the good of the children. This is not good for children. It is precisely the opposite.
The way that children are living now, kept inside because the outdoors are dangerous, so scheduled that none of their time is their own, sedentary, socialized into technology curated by algorithms, high on processed foods and pharmaceuticals. They're effectively prisoners, prisoners in their own lives. We can set them free. We must set them free.
Bobby Kennedy now famously said as he stepped down from his run to the presidency in August, we need to choose to love our kids more than we hate each other. Yes. Yes we do."