system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Because at those ages children are like blank pieces of paper. You can scribble whatever you want on them. Whatever perceptions of the world they solidify during those ages remain largely unchanged throughout the rest of their lives so it's important to expose them to those things at younger ages to make sure that they don't grow up to be homophobes, transphobes etc.
gpt
Which is why everything and everyone goes for the kids.  The state, corporations, religions, parents.  The endless question is, who has the primary say in how a child is raised?  Who ends up with more influence?  Who gets to decide what to expose children to?  Even if you agree with something, you might not like your primacy as a parent to be usurped.

Even then, how much influence does a peer group have?  Not just adults trying to mold the future, but the future molding itself?  When do you break from your peer group?  When do you continue on in the same collective direction?  When should you?