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> Since the author also released "How to be childless – A history and philosophy of life without children" I think I'll have to expect a lot of framing baked in
by rpastuszak 3y ago
> Since the author also released "How to be childless – A history and philosophy of life without children" I think I'll have to expect a lot of framing baked into this, including accidentally/intentionally leaving out contexts.
I'm a bit lost. How does this relate to the rest of the comment?
- rpastuszak 3y agoI don’t care much about the downvotes, so please go ahead, but that was not a loaded question. I’m genuinely curious, I’m not intentionally obtuse and I’m not implying anything.
- rospaya 3y agoIt's just plain old sexism.
- somedude895 3y agoI think because advocating for not having children is often something that progressives do and as such the author could be biased against nationalism, no matter the historical context.
- voldacar 3y agoIt's heavily coded for one side of the culture war.