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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I lol when people go on and on complaining about “radical feminists terminating their bloodline.” If you consider me a radical feminist, and I end up not having kids, wouldn’t that therefore be a good thing in your eyes? Since I’m not passing my evil ideology on after all.[/quote]

That's not how ideologies reproduce.  You are reproducing your ideology by advocating for it in this blog.   But you're right that modern feminism is a death cult.  [/quote]
Correct. The idea reproduces by getting a hold of the impressionable minds of children and young people. Like older women going on and on about how heterosexual marriage is slavery** and how having freedom with cats and a passport is much better…like the 36 pages of this thread….

**What a completely batsh*t insane thing for, based on the site demographics, an almost certainly privileged affluent white/asian woman to say?!!?![/quote]

I’m not advocating for cats and a passport for anyone (except someone who wants that) I advocate for extremely high quality donor sperm from highly attractive and accomplished men, and financial independence to raise a family over partnership with a mediocre man who you have to support, clean up after, and in a divorce lose your children 50% of the time to. [/quote]

[b]It doesn't matter how many resources you may bring to bear for child raising.[/b]  Your child statistically will be worse off by being raised by a single mom than by a mother and father.  But by all means keep encouraging anti-social behavior that hurts children.

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Of course it does. A lot. A kid born to a wealthy single mother is going to do 1000% better in every way than a kid born to a drug addict mom & dad in Kentucky. [/quote]

Not sure if you're being serious in your argument. The case is not whether resources may improve a child's outcome. The argument was that raising a child without two parents is detrimental to the child...even controlling for resources. The statistics bear this out.[/quote]

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