All costs of child rearing should be borne by men.
0_equals_true wrote:
Draconian laws base on generalist and populist ideas tend to work very poorly in practice.
Mostly these idea are based on misconceptions.
UK has had massive decline in teenage pregnancies
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1219036 ... agers.html
http://visual.ons.gov.uk/teenage-pregna ... s-reality/
It is a similar picture elsewhere.
I hasn't been abstinence education, and old fashioned ideas that has helped achieve that.
Mostly these idea are based on misconceptions.
UK has had massive decline in teenage pregnancies
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1219036 ... agers.html
http://visual.ons.gov.uk/teenage-pregna ... s-reality/
It is a similar picture elsewhere.
I hasn't been abstinence education, and old fashioned ideas that has helped achieve that.
As the kids get more educated and brighter, the numbers should improve. Especially as they see how poorly their peers who get pregnant fare.
I have more faith in upcoming generations than the ones just passed.
Regards
DL
heavenlyabyss wrote:
Forcing someone to pay for child rearing who doesn't have the money creates even more problems. Some of these men will commit thefts before they ever admit that they don't have adequate money to pay (even for half). Trust me it happens. You force a man who can't afford it to pay 100% then that man is going to be stealing money from your mail.
You keep referring to deadbeat dads. But I know men who can't afford to pay 50% let alone 100% who are trying their hardest. Unfortunate but true.
You keep referring to deadbeat dads. But I know men who can't afford to pay 50% let alone 100% who are trying their hardest. Unfortunate but true.
That problem is more court educed, I think.
I agree that a judge who asks for what cannot be given is out of line and may well create a worst condition than asking for what can be one.
Regards
DL
Fugu wrote:
Fnord wrote:
Fugu wrote:
Fnord wrote:
GnosticBishop wrote:
nurseangela wrote:
Fnord wrote:
It must be. If a woman has a child by artificial insemination, she will not likely know who the father is, so she will not know where to send the invoice. Unless a "Penis Tax" is enacted, I don't see how putting the financial burden for raising children solely on men would be possible.
Where is artificial insemination brought up?http://www.paternityfraud.com
http://paternityfraud2.com
http://www.mensdefense.org/STM_Book/PaternityFraud.htm
BenderRodriguez wrote:
This thread and the one about the buggering priests helped me understand why so many think autistic people have no empathy 

What is better, empathy towards the one victim, and the parents that pimped him or her out, or empathy for the many more victims who are created because the first child was pimped out and remained silent?
These are serial offenders and to allow them the freedom to find their next victim is immoral.
No doubt it is not easy but it is the right thing to do and the parents that do not have their child do so are contributing directly to pedophilia.
If autistic people do not recognize that fact, then you might be right on them and empathy.
The same applies to parenthood if the deadbeat dad is not doing his best to support his child.
Regards
DL
Fnord wrote:
Fugu wrote:
Fnord wrote:
Fugu wrote:
Fnord wrote:
GnosticBishop wrote:
nurseangela wrote:
Fnord wrote:
It must be. If a woman has a child by artificial insemination, she will not likely know who the father is, so she will not know where to send the invoice. Unless a "Penis Tax" is enacted, I don't see how putting the financial burden for raising children solely on men would be possible.
Where is artificial insemination brought up?http://www.paternityfraud.com
http://paternityfraud2.com
http://www.mensdefense.org/STM_Book/PaternityFraud.htm
Let the dead bury the dead. DNA testing can now remove that fraud. Welcome to 2016.
Regards
DL
GnosticBishop wrote:
All costs of child rearing should be borne by men.
At one time, inheritance was strictly to the male heirs. Some women ended up owning some of the wealth of course but wealth was basically in the hands of men.
Men decided just how much wealth was to go to their sons. Consideration of women was secondary.
Consider.
Women, when stressed by financial considerations do not produce the best children. The more stress a woman has when pregnant and after while rearing the child, the less of a child and adult she will have produced. This is not good for society.
To improve society as a whole, now that half of the children grow up in poverty and lack of opportunity, I think men must step up and take more of the burden. Parental love demands that we change our ways.
Women are clearly failing to do what is required, in terms of family and quality of offspring, --- thanks to the poor quality of men and how we are financing birth, --- and I think that men of better quality must step up and shift the financial burden away from women. This would produce unstressed births and better human beings. I see it as a man’s social duty.
It would also be a rite of passage for young men who are producing all of the bastard children that we see everywhere and who are stuck in a financial doldrums that is holding us all back as a wealthy society.
Women presently hold most of the financial burden for child rearing and this is detrimental to all of society. Should we as a society do the right thing and un-stress the births in our country and thus produce better people?
We keep talking about women’s reproductive rights. I think we should be talking about men’s duty in terms of reproductive rights and responsibility. Our children deserve this.
We men have shirked their duty to society by allowing the production of less than the best possible births. We are shirking our duty to our children if we do not bear the financial burden of the best possible births/rearing. I think that if things are to improve, men will have to do the right thing and foot the bills.
Regards
DL
At one time, inheritance was strictly to the male heirs. Some women ended up owning some of the wealth of course but wealth was basically in the hands of men.
Men decided just how much wealth was to go to their sons. Consideration of women was secondary.
Consider.
Women, when stressed by financial considerations do not produce the best children. The more stress a woman has when pregnant and after while rearing the child, the less of a child and adult she will have produced. This is not good for society.
To improve society as a whole, now that half of the children grow up in poverty and lack of opportunity, I think men must step up and take more of the burden. Parental love demands that we change our ways.
Women are clearly failing to do what is required, in terms of family and quality of offspring, --- thanks to the poor quality of men and how we are financing birth, --- and I think that men of better quality must step up and shift the financial burden away from women. This would produce unstressed births and better human beings. I see it as a man’s social duty.
It would also be a rite of passage for young men who are producing all of the bastard children that we see everywhere and who are stuck in a financial doldrums that is holding us all back as a wealthy society.
Women presently hold most of the financial burden for child rearing and this is detrimental to all of society. Should we as a society do the right thing and un-stress the births in our country and thus produce better people?
We keep talking about women’s reproductive rights. I think we should be talking about men’s duty in terms of reproductive rights and responsibility. Our children deserve this.
We men have shirked their duty to society by allowing the production of less than the best possible births. We are shirking our duty to our children if we do not bear the financial burden of the best possible births/rearing. I think that if things are to improve, men will have to do the right thing and foot the bills.
Regards
DL
Do all that and vasectomies will become a growth industy.
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GnosticBishop wrote:
Fnord wrote:
Fugu wrote:
Fnord wrote:
Fugu wrote:
Fnord wrote:
GnosticBishop wrote:
nurseangela wrote:
Fnord wrote:
It must be. If a woman has a child by artificial insemination, she will not likely know who the father is, so she will not know where to send the invoice. Unless a "Penis Tax" is enacted, I don't see how putting the financial burden for raising children solely on men would be possible.
Where is artificial insemination brought up?No man should ever be forced to pay for a child that is not his; nor should he have to pay to prove that the child is not his. Lack of evidence should favor the defendant in all cases. Paternity fraud should be a felony, just like any other crime.
BaalChatzaf wrote:
GnosticBishop wrote:
All costs of child rearing should be borne by men.
At one time, inheritance was strictly to the male heirs. Some women ended up owning some of the wealth of course but wealth was basically in the hands of men.
Men decided just how much wealth was to go to their sons. Consideration of women was secondary.
Consider.
Women, when stressed by financial considerations do not produce the best children. The more stress a woman has when pregnant and after while rearing the child, the less of a child and adult she will have produced. This is not good for society.
To improve society as a whole, now that half of the children grow up in poverty and lack of opportunity, I think men must step up and take more of the burden. Parental love demands that we change our ways.
Women are clearly failing to do what is required, in terms of family and quality of offspring, --- thanks to the poor quality of men and how we are financing birth, --- and I think that men of better quality must step up and shift the financial burden away from women. This would produce unstressed births and better human beings. I see it as a man’s social duty.
It would also be a rite of passage for young men who are producing all of the bastard children that we see everywhere and who are stuck in a financial doldrums that is holding us all back as a wealthy society.
Women presently hold most of the financial burden for child rearing and this is detrimental to all of society. Should we as a society do the right thing and un-stress the births in our country and thus produce better people?
We keep talking about women’s reproductive rights. I think we should be talking about men’s duty in terms of reproductive rights and responsibility. Our children deserve this.
We men have shirked their duty to society by allowing the production of less than the best possible births. We are shirking our duty to our children if we do not bear the financial burden of the best possible births/rearing. I think that if things are to improve, men will have to do the right thing and foot the bills.
Regards
DL
At one time, inheritance was strictly to the male heirs. Some women ended up owning some of the wealth of course but wealth was basically in the hands of men.
Men decided just how much wealth was to go to their sons. Consideration of women was secondary.
Consider.
Women, when stressed by financial considerations do not produce the best children. The more stress a woman has when pregnant and after while rearing the child, the less of a child and adult she will have produced. This is not good for society.
To improve society as a whole, now that half of the children grow up in poverty and lack of opportunity, I think men must step up and take more of the burden. Parental love demands that we change our ways.
Women are clearly failing to do what is required, in terms of family and quality of offspring, --- thanks to the poor quality of men and how we are financing birth, --- and I think that men of better quality must step up and shift the financial burden away from women. This would produce unstressed births and better human beings. I see it as a man’s social duty.
It would also be a rite of passage for young men who are producing all of the bastard children that we see everywhere and who are stuck in a financial doldrums that is holding us all back as a wealthy society.
Women presently hold most of the financial burden for child rearing and this is detrimental to all of society. Should we as a society do the right thing and un-stress the births in our country and thus produce better people?
We keep talking about women’s reproductive rights. I think we should be talking about men’s duty in terms of reproductive rights and responsibility. Our children deserve this.
We men have shirked their duty to society by allowing the production of less than the best possible births. We are shirking our duty to our children if we do not bear the financial burden of the best possible births/rearing. I think that if things are to improve, men will have to do the right thing and foot the bills.
Regards
DL
Do all that and vasectomies will become a growth industy.
I see that as a plus for the tax payers.
Regards
DL
Fnord wrote:
GnosticBishop wrote:
Fnord wrote:
Fugu wrote:
Fnord wrote:
Fugu wrote:
Fnord wrote:
GnosticBishop wrote:
nurseangela wrote:
Fnord wrote:
It must be. If a woman has a child by artificial insemination, she will not likely know who the father is, so she will not know where to send the invoice. Unless a "Penis Tax" is enacted, I don't see how putting the financial burden for raising children solely on men would be possible.
Where is artificial insemination brought up?No man should ever be forced to pay for a child that is not his; nor should he have to pay to prove that the child is not his. Lack of evidence should favor the defendant in all cases. Paternity fraud should be a felony, just like any other crime.
If the woman paid and proved her claim, the man, losing his claim of denial, would end in paying for it anyway.
If the man paid for it, as he must if what you say is correct, then the woman would ha to reimburse him when she loses her claim.
Welcome to 2016.
Regards
DL
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GnosticBishop wrote:
All costs of child rearing should be borne by men.
At one time, inheritance was strictly to the male heirs. Some women ended up owning some of the wealth of course but wealth was basically in the hands of men.
Men decided just how much wealth was to go to their sons. Consideration of women was secondary.
Consider.
Women, when stressed by financial considerations do not produce the best children. The more stress a woman has when pregnant and after while rearing the child, the less of a child and adult she will have produced. This is not good for society.
To improve society as a whole, now that half of the children grow up in poverty and lack of opportunity, I think men must step up and take more of the burden. Parental love demands that we change our ways.
Women are clearly failing to do what is required, in terms of family and quality of offspring, --- thanks to the poor quality of men and how we are financing birth, --- and I think that men of better quality must step up and shift the financial burden away from women. This would produce unstressed births and better human beings. I see it as a man’s social duty.
It would also be a rite of passage for young men who are producing all of the bastard children that we see everywhere and who are stuck in a financial doldrums that is holding us all back as a wealthy society.
Women presently hold most of the financial burden for child rearing and this is detrimental to all of society. Should we as a society do the right thing and un-stress the births in our country and thus produce better people?
We keep talking about women’s reproductive rights. I think we should be talking about men’s duty in terms of reproductive rights and responsibility. Our children deserve this.
We men have shirked their duty to society by allowing the production of less than the best possible births. We are shirking our duty to our children if we do not bear the financial burden of the best possible births/rearing. I think that if things are to improve, men will have to do the right thing and foot the bills.
Regards
DL
At one time, inheritance was strictly to the male heirs. Some women ended up owning some of the wealth of course but wealth was basically in the hands of men.
Men decided just how much wealth was to go to their sons. Consideration of women was secondary.
Consider.
Women, when stressed by financial considerations do not produce the best children. The more stress a woman has when pregnant and after while rearing the child, the less of a child and adult she will have produced. This is not good for society.
To improve society as a whole, now that half of the children grow up in poverty and lack of opportunity, I think men must step up and take more of the burden. Parental love demands that we change our ways.
Women are clearly failing to do what is required, in terms of family and quality of offspring, --- thanks to the poor quality of men and how we are financing birth, --- and I think that men of better quality must step up and shift the financial burden away from women. This would produce unstressed births and better human beings. I see it as a man’s social duty.
It would also be a rite of passage for young men who are producing all of the bastard children that we see everywhere and who are stuck in a financial doldrums that is holding us all back as a wealthy society.
Women presently hold most of the financial burden for child rearing and this is detrimental to all of society. Should we as a society do the right thing and un-stress the births in our country and thus produce better people?
We keep talking about women’s reproductive rights. I think we should be talking about men’s duty in terms of reproductive rights and responsibility. Our children deserve this.
We men have shirked their duty to society by allowing the production of less than the best possible births. We are shirking our duty to our children if we do not bear the financial burden of the best possible births/rearing. I think that if things are to improve, men will have to do the right thing and foot the bills.
Regards
DL
Obviously, you're not only sexist but outdated. Equal rights means equally paying the bills. Furthermore, according to the latest USDL statistics, women are beginning to eclipse men in terms of income. Lastly, more and more men are getting "clipped" for this very reason. This is why reproduction is seeing a downward trend. I always advise my male clients to get a V-Job before messing around - that way if you discover the woman you're messing with really is a swine hunt, you can dump her without complications.
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Mongoose1 wrote:
GnosticBishop wrote:
All costs of child rearing should be borne by men.
At one time, inheritance was strictly to the male heirs. Some women ended up owning some of the wealth of course but wealth was basically in the hands of men.
Men decided just how much wealth was to go to their sons. Consideration of women was secondary.
Consider.
Women, when stressed by financial considerations do not produce the best children. The more stress a woman has when pregnant and after while rearing the child, the less of a child and adult she will have produced. This is not good for society.
To improve society as a whole, now that half of the children grow up in poverty and lack of opportunity, I think men must step up and take more of the burden. Parental love demands that we change our ways.
Women are clearly failing to do what is required, in terms of family and quality of offspring, --- thanks to the poor quality of men and how we are financing birth, --- and I think that men of better quality must step up and shift the financial burden away from women. This would produce unstressed births and better human beings. I see it as a man’s social duty.
It would also be a rite of passage for young men who are producing all of the bastard children that we see everywhere and who are stuck in a financial doldrums that is holding us all back as a wealthy society.
Women presently hold most of the financial burden for child rearing and this is detrimental to all of society. Should we as a society do the right thing and un-stress the births in our country and thus produce better people?
We keep talking about women’s reproductive rights. I think we should be talking about men’s duty in terms of reproductive rights and responsibility. Our children deserve this.
We men have shirked their duty to society by allowing the production of less than the best possible births. We are shirking our duty to our children if we do not bear the financial burden of the best possible births/rearing. I think that if things are to improve, men will have to do the right thing and foot the bills.
Regards
DL
At one time, inheritance was strictly to the male heirs. Some women ended up owning some of the wealth of course but wealth was basically in the hands of men.
Men decided just how much wealth was to go to their sons. Consideration of women was secondary.
Consider.
Women, when stressed by financial considerations do not produce the best children. The more stress a woman has when pregnant and after while rearing the child, the less of a child and adult she will have produced. This is not good for society.
To improve society as a whole, now that half of the children grow up in poverty and lack of opportunity, I think men must step up and take more of the burden. Parental love demands that we change our ways.
Women are clearly failing to do what is required, in terms of family and quality of offspring, --- thanks to the poor quality of men and how we are financing birth, --- and I think that men of better quality must step up and shift the financial burden away from women. This would produce unstressed births and better human beings. I see it as a man’s social duty.
It would also be a rite of passage for young men who are producing all of the bastard children that we see everywhere and who are stuck in a financial doldrums that is holding us all back as a wealthy society.
Women presently hold most of the financial burden for child rearing and this is detrimental to all of society. Should we as a society do the right thing and un-stress the births in our country and thus produce better people?
We keep talking about women’s reproductive rights. I think we should be talking about men’s duty in terms of reproductive rights and responsibility. Our children deserve this.
We men have shirked their duty to society by allowing the production of less than the best possible births. We are shirking our duty to our children if we do not bear the financial burden of the best possible births/rearing. I think that if things are to improve, men will have to do the right thing and foot the bills.
Regards
DL
Obviously, you're not only sexist but outdated. Equal rights means equally paying the bills. Furthermore, according to the latest USDL statistics, women are beginning to eclipse men in terms of income. Lastly, more and more men are getting "clipped" for this very reason. This is why reproduction is seeing a downward trend. I always advise my male clients to get a V-Job before messing around - that way if you discover the woman you're messing with really is a swine hunt, you can dump her without complications.
Reproduction is not an equal sharing of the work involved.
How much should a man pay a woman for the 9 months of effort as compared to his 3 seconds of pleasure?
Regards
DL
GnosticBishop wrote:
Reproduction is not an equal sharing of the work involved.
How much should a man pay a woman for the 9 months of effort as compared to his 3 seconds of pleasure?
Regards
DL
NOTHING.
Because women are not owed anything by society any more so than men are. Deadbeat dads are scum because children need both parents. And more women than you think enjoy pregnancy even though it isn't all fun and games. Because women have the right to terminate it at will in all 50 states and can take responsibility for birth control by insisting that the man use a condom.
You're a woman with a sense of entitlement that our modern society increasingly does not recognize. Get over it.

AR15000 wrote:
GnosticBishop wrote:
Reproduction is not an equal sharing of the work involved.
How much should a man pay a woman for the 9 months of effort as compared to his 3 seconds of pleasure?
Regards
DL
NOTHING.
Because women are not owed anything by society any more so than men are. Deadbeat dads are scum because children need both parents. And more women than you think enjoy pregnancy even though it isn't all fun and games. Because women have the right to terminate it at will in all 50 states and can take responsibility for birth control by insisting that the man use a condom.
You're a woman with a sense of entitlement that our modern society increasingly does not recognize. Get over it.

I am a man who thinks that deadbeat dads should step up to their duty.
Strange that you would think that society does not owe women for replacing our dying population which keeps people employed.
In some states and provinces, women are given grants from governments to help defer costs.
And more women than you think do not enjoy pregnancy or think it fun.
Regards
DL
GnosticBishop wrote:
AR15000 wrote:
GnosticBishop wrote:
Reproduction is not an equal sharing of the work involved.
How much should a man pay a woman for the 9 months of effort as compared to his 3 seconds of pleasure?
Regards
DL
NOTHING.
Because women are not owed anything by society any more so than men are. Deadbeat dads are scum because children need both parents. And more women than you think enjoy pregnancy even though it isn't all fun and games. Because women have the right to terminate it at will in all 50 states and can take responsibility for birth control by insisting that the man use a condom.
You're a woman with a sense of entitlement that our modern society increasingly does not recognize. Get over it.

I am a man who thinks that deadbeat dads should step up to their duty.
Strange that you would think that society does not owe women for replacing our dying population which keeps people employed.
In some states and provinces, women are given grants from governments to help defer costs.
And more women than you think do not enjoy pregnancy or think it fun.
Regards
DL
I made no claim that enjoyment of pregnancy is universal, but neither is total lack of enjoyment. In fact, contrary to popular belief I was not brought here by a stork but was born a to a woman. My mother told me(as I am the eldest child) that being pregnant with me was actually not unpleasant at all....But giving birth to me was extremely miserable(because I was a very big baby born 2 weeks late). Honestly, pregnancy is different for each woman and each time. Nobody said it is fun and games. Nevertheless, in the USofA and most western nations, getting pregnant and keeping the child is a choice that the majority of women undertake voluntarily. You argue that women are necessary and that is quite true, but so are MEN who produce the sperm that will fertilize womens eggs to produce offspring to replace people who die.
So as adults, women who get pregnant and make the choice(which is hers alone to make you stupidly forget, since the biological father doesn't have a say)to bear the child, then she must also deal with the burden of pregnancy and childbirth. I honestly don't have a problem with the state providing childcare for women who cannot do it themselves and in the case where the father is unknown and/or cannot be identified using molecular genetics. Because taxpayers means every adult male and female with an income and/or property. However, I am NOT going to have my taxes raised just to satisfy your idea of fairness while childless women would get a tax break(including women who decide not to have children)while men who have no kids nor plan to should be required to pay extra.
If a single mom is employed and makes enough to provide for her kids and/or gets child support payments from the baby daddy, then
there is no reason why single men like me who have no children should be responsible for what other men and women do.
You missed that a large part of what has been said is to reduce the tax burden that you and I pay to replace what deadbeat dads do not pay.
"getting pregnant and keeping the child is a choice that the majority of women undertake voluntarily."
The keeping, yes.
The huge numbers of abortions refute your view of choice.
Regards
DL
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