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Maybe the solution should be to work on the big problem that is male-female resentment. One resents the other because of 2000 years of domination, the other for
by laurent92 5y ago
Maybe the solution should be to work on the big problem that is male-female resentment. One resents the other because of 2000 years of domination, the other for being in social priority and not being effectively competent in the same position despite 60 years of fight for equality, and instead of working on bringing our citizen together, we bring new ones. I don’t know to what problem this is the solution.
Long story short, many people still want to have children, and not having fertility should be the problem that is getting addressed.
- aksss 5y agoI don’t know about the resentment part but it is more challenging to have and raise quality kids than it should be.
- jquery 5y agoOur lazze-faire(sp?) attitude towards who can have children will come back to bite us, someday. The most "successful" parents are those who invest very little into their offspring.
- istjohn 5y ago> Maybe the solution should be to work on the big problem that is male-female resentment. Male-female resentment is not the reason fertility rates around the globe have fallen precipitously over the past century. That's a bizarre idea. When women have access to contraception and opportunities to participate in the workforce and pursue higher education, it turns out they are less interested in raising large families. There are tools we could be using to encourage people to have more children, such as universal childcare and pre-K, generous financial support for low-income families, and high quality public schools. Unfortunately, opponents to immigration typically also oppose these policies, too.