Male Emancipation is nearly here!
There are some that think this is a bad thing, and indeed it is for society but then this society doesn’t particularly care about men, but for men this is a cause for celebration.
When men are no longer married, they will be free.
Doubtless, society will try to further enslave men with burdensome taxes and other extreme antimale tactics, but this will merely hasten the collapse.
People have talked about marriage 3.0 and what that might be like.
Why should men be so hasty to assume the yoke again?
We need to start thinking of how men can be motivated and invested in a society without marriage, a form of male separatism as it were.
I will leave those ideas for another day though and focus on what marriage 3.0 should look like.
We need to go, in strange way, back to marriage’s roots.
Marriage being an agreement by the man to provide resources in return the girl provides a biological heir.
We need to make the marriage contract an actual marriage contract. A strict sum of money in return for a child. The girl gets the money, the man gets the child.
The man can then enter into a mother contract (or eschew it entirely) and have a girl, not necessarily the biological mother, be involved in raising the child.
We do this already.
We call it “day care.”
If a woman wants to have a child she raises herself, she can do this outside of marriage. Like in the past, the biological father does not provide one penny unless he wants to. The child is her’s and the responsibility is her’s alone.
There will be no more programs by the government to support people off of the wages of others. The government will be concerned with violence, fraud and defending the country from outside threats. That’s it.
Anything more is a downward spiral of justifications and moralizing actions that leads to tyranny.
I personally don’t think the government should have anything to do with legislating morality.
It is the church and communities job to take care of those problems.
What about good old-fashioned church marriages?
You can still have them, the church does them and they aren’t regulated by the state.
Except to enforce a written “marriage contract” above.
