Bureaucracies exist to perpetuate themselve and to increase in size. Bureaucracies created to solve problems rarely do, since in so doing they eliminate their reasons to exist. Financial motivations drive problem solutions in the private marketplace. The desire to be elected or to remain in office drives problem solving by elected officials. Lacking either of these drives government organizations created to solve the problems of children and parenting have shown a disturbing tendency to conform to the bureaucratic norm of stirring the pot while also making it larger.
Women are psychologically and physically suited to pursue any career or professional path chosen.
Men are psychologically and physically suited to child rearing, caring, and nurturing. Women have the right to control their bodies, the decision to or not to bear children. Concommitant with this right is the proportionate share of responsibilty for the physical and emotional rearing of a resulting child to be a contributing member of society. Men have the right to control their bodies, the decision to or not to help conceive children. Concommitant with this right is the proportionate share of responsibility for physical and emotional rearing a resulting child to be a contributing member of society.