Foreign Policy Shifts?

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To be clear, I'm not putting too much of an onus. I'm just discussing the social studies that have been introduced. As I said, there's both truths and holes in both sides to the debate.

Contrast that with studies that show parents in general, to include mothers, prefer to work even if it leaves them too little time with family.

 

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Both men and women should have 'societal pressure to marry and start a family.' It's a core function of life, and necessary to continue the survival humanity. That's the point - that feminism has demonized this.

The paradox about 'feminism' is the complete rejection of being a woman instead of empowering it. That is making a lot of young men 'nope' out of long-term relationships.

Do you know what feminism is? Because what you are describing really ain't it, just some of the more extreme offshoots.

Children born to married parents have significantly better academic and professional outcomes, on average. There is also a wide chasm between 'encourage' and 'force.'

That's great, but there are a lot of folks who go too far and oppose families that aren't 'traditional' relationships both morally and policy-wise.

Um, okay... I don't think Mike Huckabee is commenting in this thread, so simmer down now.

Politicians and religious leaders who loudly champion 'traditional families' and restrictive/discriminatory policies but lead lives that are anything but are not limited to former governors turned ambassadors but are a significant and influential part of politics in this country nowadays. To claim otherwise is to be willfully ignorant.