The future?

I'm thoroughly convinced that in years to come, parents will have no rights to make the decisions made in the "interest of" their children. There's going to be a day, mark my words, when your doctor tells you that your child "needs" something, and you will not have the power to refuse. Your grandchildren may end up on the wrong end of a conversation something like this....

"Ma'am...Thank you for bringing 2 yr old Billy in today. That ear infection he has would have been prevented if you had brought him in last week for his monthly check-up. He was due for his monthly injection. I've noted his chart of your missed appointment. I hope you understand that one more ignored check-up appointment will result in my sending a report to the Parent and Child Watch Agency... Anyways, during my examination of Billy, I noticed your son has a birthmark the size of a pin head on his thigh. Yes, I understand it's no bigger then the pimples he will get as a teenager, but, mind you, we will most likely have to give him medication, maybe even surgery, to control those as well. Research has shown a possible link between pimples and hormonal inbalances in teens. No, not every teen goes through that "just because"...where do you get your unfounded ridiculous information?? Anyway, as I was saying, we cannot allow this child to have to endure the ridicule, should anyone notice this blemish on his thigh...Because of this, I'm scheduling a surgery for next Thursday, 4 pm. We will remove this poor child's deformity. And while we have him sleeping, we will be implanting a few micro chips. One will be to track his emotional responses to anything anyone says to him. This will let us know if he begins to develop a low self esteem or a social disorder. Early detection paves the way to early intervention, and medication at the first sign of an issue can reduce the risk for corrective brain surgery in the future. The other micro chips will track his exposure to things like the flu, strep throat, etc. If any exposures are detected, they will transmit an alarm to my office, and we will call you at the first sign of trouble to bring him in to get the appropriate immunization immediately. Yes, I understand he's already had his full vaccination schedule, but unfortunately, viruses keep mutating, and the current 3,792 vaccinations available and in use do not always protect our precious children. You don't want him to get sick, do you? And here, give him this 4 times a day. It will make him like all veggies...even avocado and brussel sprouts. It may take a few weeks, but he will gradually stop refusing to eat any vegetable, and probably fruits too. He may start refusing to eat sweet things, like cake, candy, etc. Studies have shown a strong possibility that children who don't eat any sweets after the age of 2 are more likely to grow up to be straight A students, so every child must take this medicine, beginning at Billy's age. I'm sorry? You don't understand? You think some of these things are still experimental & not necessary? Well, ma'am, honestly, I don't think you need to understand completely. I'm just doing what's in the best interest of your child, and you would think you'd be agreeable to that, even if you don't "get it". If, after you think about everything I've said for a moment, you still don't think any of this is something you can agree with, I will make arrangements for Billy. We know wonderful people that would be more then happy to care for the boy according to the recommendations of this office and the government. I'm sure they'd allow you to visit from time to time. So, what do you say?"