Oh I practically forgot about replying. No it's not about love at all. And I see from your description you are a "child liberationist" - in other words, a "pedophile" yourself, which explains why you know so many. It's a self-serving delusion to believe it's love in any way. But people who embrace that idea never know what truly loving children means, or even what real love is.
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Child liberationalist simply means I want to give children proper rights and have their opinions respected as well as have them have some say in their lives. Some voice.
Currently kids have no more power than a house-pet or an animal, which is simply not okay. If their parent is bad, and they have other family or someone they're close to, they should be able to choose to live with them. Kids are not property, sorry, they're people too. They have thoughts, feelings, desires, and needs, and if their parent is a bad parent they should be able to change who is their caregiver.
The funny thing is fag-haters said the same thing about gay people. Sorry but pedos love just as well, arguably better, than most people in society. They typically know love better than anyone as they're not only starved of it and only get it in bursts if at all, but they also have the addition of parental love all bundled together.
Sorry you have to justify your sick behaviors and mistreatment by telling yourself they don't love.
So I read your introduction. I came from an abusive family, and I have seen basically two types of adults who come from one. Those who realize they were taught some very twisted ideas which they have to work to get rid of and change, and those who don't realize that or maybe reject the need to change how they see things and change themselves.
I can't do anything to stop you from saying things like this and believing them. That's up to you, and your choice. But they are twisted ideas that don't reflect reality.
Everything you say about children's rights here, for example, is just not the way things really are. Many children do go to relatives to live. It's all too common today. But for the most part, children are better off and safer with their parents even in less than ideal homes.
And you don't seem to see the love that other people have for children in general and their own children, or that they're not treated like animals or property, and they're not disempowered or voiceless. Maybe that's what happened in your family, but that's not the way many children are treated.
Children have the full measure of rights, but it would be wrong to let them exercise them before they're truly able to, and people who care about children do the best they can to try to decide when they're ready to. And children rightfully expect that of adults, to not put things on them that they're not ready for. Every right comes with a responsibility, and someone with responsibility should be able to handle it.
As I said, it's not true love. How do you define love, by the way?