Smooth_Juggernaut477 Archive

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1	Should DNA/Paternity testing for assumed fathers be mandatory/compulsory in the USA? On top of the fact that it'd be a massive wake up call to a lot of guys, so the media would be creaming all over themselves about how it's an invasion of privacy / patriarchy / whatever to try to kill it fast. T well I think that privacy is very important, and if a woman do not want to make test, she is not obliged to do it. But in this case a man can just go away and do not think about her never	/r/MensRights	15/03/23 02:26 PM
1	Should DNA/Paternity testing for assumed fathers be mandatory/compulsory in the USA? It should not be an option. The reason being, very few men will actually get it done, and be bullied / convinced not to do it. "You don't trust me?" "How could you even think about doing it?!" etc. If you make it mandatory, then it'll be applied equally everywhere. I think if women will refused to make the test for her child, so the man could just stand up and get away from her. It is too important to talk about trust.	/r/MensRights	15/03/23 02:16 PM
1	Should DNA/Paternity testing for assumed fathers be mandatory/compulsory in the USA? mandatory well I do not think it should be mandatory, because we have some rights; so if somebody do not want to make this test, he is not obliged to.	/r/MensRights	15/03/23 02:13 PM