I didn't 'scour the internet' for that article, I happened
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to see it while reading another article. But that is, of course, irrelevant to the issue at hand.
I agree with him that Rothbard's 'Rights of the Child' are the result of following libertarian principles to their 'logical' conclusions.
But that doesn't prove that the original principles are true or even good. In fact, I think this is a prime example of a recuctio ad absurdum... following the premises to their 'logical conclusions' results in absurd conclusions.
Do you personally subscribe to Rothbard's conclusions regarding the "Rights of a Child"?