Thoughts on this post guys?

Remarkable-Rate-9688 · 2024-09-22T15:36:51+00:00

This post is the opposite of reality. Some corrections:

-Women should be held accountable instead. Men already are help accountable most of the time. Women should too.

-Custody shouldn't be given to terrible mothers. It can be given to their good male counterparts

-Maternity fraud occurs a lot more often when custody is given to bad mothers

-"If any male DNA sample in the system matches with evidence from rape kits, abortion samples, or paternity tests, it should trigger a mandatory police report. "

Same with females too, not just males

Clockw0rk · 2024-09-22T16:17:56+00:00

Not at all a fan of her predictable "hold men accountable" angle while overlooking everything it would also hold women accountable for, but to be honest, there's a few things I agree with conceptually.

Obviously we're not ready to have this discussion in the US because our government is deeply corrupt and desperately behind the times in terms of legislating modern technology, but theoretically, having a government managed database of all registered citizens could be very, very useful.

If you want to put a fairly hard stop to violent crimes going unsolved, just invest more in genetic testing and a unified database. Genetic evidence is superior to fingerprints in many ways, but with our current, heavily fragmented law enforcement model, some jurisdictions may simply lack access to proper testing and database tools. Crime prevention and rehabilitation methods are other, similarly large and complex topics, but the act of actually investigating and catching criminals where there's genetic evidence could be VASTLY improved.

Obviously the notion that paternity testing be manditory with the angle of enforcing child support from negligent father's is a bizzare and gynocentric concept without similarly mentioning that it would also be used to out mothers for infidelity. Without men having a form of protection for opting out of responsibility for unwanted children, no intelligent man would ever pursue unprotected sex ever again unless they wanted kids. Arguably that's how it should be treated anyway these days, but that too is another digression.

The notion that India, of all places, with it's absolutely enormous population and frankly disgusting levels of economic inequality, might consider implimenting something like this is.. stupid. Dystopian levels of stupid. Their government is arguably just as corrupt as ours, and over half of it's population doesn't have indoor plumbing. Come on.

It's kind of hilarious how Feminism was adopted in India before, um, things like.. disolving the caste system? Really goes to show how the women there are more concerned with keeping up appearances on the global stage and thinking about themselves rather than lifting their people out of abject poverty.

I'm not racist against Indian people, but I think that large swaths of their culture, particularly political, is fucking trash. Same with China. Same with the US. And despite all the talk of inclusivity and tolerance these days, I don't give a shit about appeasing cultures that treat their people like garbage when there's clearly better alternatives these days. Art and Science are beautiful, the world over... but excusing governments of what should be war crimes against their own citizens is just enshrining ignorance and prolonging suffering.

malelivesmatter2 · 2024-09-22T16:17:56+00:00

I thinks it’s an invasion of privacy to force anyone to give up DNA samples and it should be considered a violation of at least the fifth amendment and I think it’s the fourth that’s against unreasonable search and seizure. I don’t live in the US so sorry if I got that wrong. But I think either parent has the right to do a paternity test on their own child if they want to

Title	Thoughts on this post guys?
Author	KingPeverell
Upvotes	13
Comments	6
Date	September 22, 2024 3:23 PM UTC (1 year ago)
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