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The good news is that the social groups where both traditional masculinity and femininity are not looked down upon (typically conservative, religious folks, not
by tathougies 7y ago
The good news is that the social groups where both traditional masculinity and femininity are not looked down upon (typically conservative, religious folks, not necessarily any particular religion, either) will grow due to the higher birth and family stability rates. This will hopefully lead to better mental health for both men and women who are suffering under the current system.
- matt4077 7y agoThat theory (with a different group of people) has been a favorite of racists for at least two centuries. Yet, somehow, it never really materialises. In your specific case, it is bound to fail because the children of religious parents are rather likely to leave religion. The various kinds of injustice children experience at the hand of religious organisations helps in that regard. If you don't believe me, just think back in time: religious people have always had more children. And yet, religion has a been declining for a long time. Among the most reproduction-happy have been groups like the Amish. But they haven't taken over the US, have they?
- scottlocklin 7y ago>Among the most reproduction-happy have been groups like the Amish. But they haven't taken over the US, have they? You realize their population in 1900 was around 6000, and they're now 325,000 right? At current "population doubles every 20 years" rates, well, it won't be long now.
- tathougies 7y agoReally? I'm pointing out that religious populations like Catholics and Muslims are increasing and im being accused of racism? These are the two most diverse religious groups on the planet. Your accusation is laughable