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Is being a father worth the risk? : Comments
By Sylvia Else, published 19/5/2005Sylvia Else argues society should bear more of the cost of marriage breakdowns to encourage us to have more children.
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That’s very interesting about feminists in universities, but I can assure you that such male-hate feminist lecturers are still in the university system, and a number of them seem to be trying to spread their anti-male sentiments within nursing courses for some reason.
However I have never known a feminist (of any version) to say how much abortion is too much, or how much male suicide is too much, or how much divorce is too much, or how much welfare is to much, or how many single female parent families are too many, or how many children who hardly see their fathers are too many. It seems that their philosophy is the more the better.
I also think that feminists have now begun to paint women into a corner. Through their propaganda, they have devalued men, fathers, marriage and children. So this only leaves work for women, but many women are now finding work to be not all that satisfying, particularly if they are single and have no family, and will have to work until they are 65 or older.
Most things go in circles, and I would even bet that feminists will start to say that they actually like men, fathers, marriage and children, now that they see what is left in life after those things are removed.