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>The argument that marriage--actual, traditional, heterosexual bindings that produce fresh generations--is useless stands contradicted by the dwindling of a fut
by chneu 1y ago
>The argument that marriage--actual, traditional, heterosexual bindings that produce fresh generations--is useless stands contradicted by the dwindling of a future generations.
This only makes sense if you start from the perspective that the lack of a nuclear family is the cause of problems.
That's a very clear bias that isn't really reflected by reality. This is outdated conservative logic.
- smitty1e 1y agoI would say that lack of respect for marriage--and wisdom in general--drives a huge chunk of societal woes. In other words lack of of the nuclear family is 'a' problem. Whether this lack is 'the' problem is pushing my argument a bit farther than I would.