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There's no such thing as 'parents' rights'
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Verbal abuse and other forms of damage parents can enact by just "saying what they believe" are a mental health hazards. We as a society came to an agreement that parents don't have the "liberty" of aggravating health issues on their kids. No one is forbidding parents from teaching kids to be creationists, but a kid suffering with gender dysphoria needs care and parents don't have the right to deny that care.
So the "(to a point)" is the crucial bit here, and it's exactly that point where this discussion is centered.