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| 1 | Should men be able to waive their rights and responsibilities to their children if done before the child was born?The reality of human reproduction is that male and female contributions are not equal and not the same - women invest vastly more in biologically producing a child, in the form of extreme pain, bodily disfigurement, frequent sickness and profound hormonal and fat distribution changes, not to mention loss of work and an altered social identity since women go through pregnancy visibly whereas men can father a child without visible changes. Ignoring the reality of biological difference means that t… | /r/MensRights | 03/04/12 05:47 PM |
| 0 | Should men be able to waive their rights and responsibilities to their children if done before the child was born?Any rules/laws permitting termination of paternal rights and responsibilities should be restricted to prior to fetal viability to enable a woman who would carry a pregnancy to term if and only if she had support from her partner, to make an informed decision - otherwise some women would give birth only to have their partner/ex-partner reject their child after the fact, in cases where they would not have carried the pregnancy to term if they knew that he planned to exercise such an option. The is… | /r/MensRights | 03/04/12 05:41 PM |
| 3 | About patriarchyYour understanding of patriarchy is incorrect: patriarchy is not brought about by superstructural, cultural epiphenomena...those who understand and have a plausible account of the concept instead believe that patriarchy arises from the means of production or the economic base of agricultural economies. Your implicit assumption that cultures differ tremendously and therefore patriarchy arising independently everywhere from culture seems implausible is basically correct. But the only possible sour… | /r/MensRights | 21/02/12 10:31 AM |
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