Take the following as truth: We can't tell if the father is, on some weird level, justified in his fervor, or whether he's screwing up his children--subjecting them to humiliation and robbing them of a sense of permanence--for no reason.
Then the following statement: "It is obvious that the father is justified in his fervor and knows exactly what is best for his children." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: False