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I understand that you better understand how the law works. I'm saying that putting more red tape or better definitions on a thing isn't going to change that direct, immediate "this can kill you right now" actions are taken more seriously in all cases than "this will fuck up your world view and might become a physical threat to you at some point" ones.
The guy who preferred his physically abusive dad over his emotionally abusive mom is going to end up going with the mom in most cases.
I hear what you are saying and I understand, but my point is the law makes no differences between abuses (in Sweden at least) and our social services exercises their power only as stipulated by the law. Therefore both kinds of abuses are equally treated.
But considering different cases:
However
Which is what you're thinking of maybe?
Also with this said, child services in Sweden from time to time fucks up and return children to their abusive parents, resulting in their mistreatment and deaths. There has been at least three cases over the last few years which has shocked the population