re: Michigan’s marching band performed a fully LGBTQ-themed halftime show

This is a little off topic but, do you think if you have a child that is severely severely disabled and they can't eat or drink on their own or talk or do anything. Do you think it's right for them to be put in a facility where the parent doesn't have to deal with them anymore? In the old days, children like this were left to the animals to eat or thrown on the rocks to die. I'm not saying I support that, but why do you think humanity stopped doing those things? Do you think it was a moral thing where they realized what they were doing was wrong, or do you think that more money and luxury provided them with an ability to better take care of those children? Or could it be that people just came to power that viewed it as cruel and made it illegal?