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Yes, the website for Fathers for Life and its affiliated blogs are being slandered and censored.
Whether you are a fathers-rights activist, a pro-family activist or a skeptic of environmental alarmism, it is quite likely that your website or blog is being slandered and censored, too. It is being done on the sly. No one will tell you about it. If it happened, you will have been found guilty and were sentenced in the Star-Chamber court of a multinational corporation (by an obscure clerk, in an obscure office), and it is not likely that you will be able to appeal. Check the rating of your website or blog. I had asked O2 to review and explain their website rating policy in regard to Fathers for Life. They did not respond.
Category Archives: Social-Destruction Enterprise
Family courts solve divorce applications backlog
Family Courts (they essentially give marching orders to Child Protective Services) – put in place during the 1960s to solve a growing divorce applications backlog – primarily target men. They also seriously hurt children. Family courts were to mitigate the divorce applications backlog in the regular court system (in the early 1960s, waiting periods for court hearings after divorce applications were three and more years – and rapidly growing longer). The growing divorce applications backlog was a consequence of the legalization of ‘no-fault’ divorce. In ‘no-fault’ divorce, the default position is nevertheless that the fault is placed on the shoulders of the men. All of that works exceedingly well, so … Continue reading
Survivor hyperbole – increasingly popular survivor fad
Survivor hyperbole – Survivors of [insert victimhood category] – is an ever more popular survivor fad. What is it with the growing popularity of the fad that drives ever more people to assert that they are survivors of something or other? If merely being alive is classified as survival, does that make a mundane life heroic? An old saw goes, “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger,” and another one, “Adversity makes people tough,” or “When the going gets tough, the tough get going.” Nothing is perfect. Not even things that kill do kill everyone, but what about things that are not obviously, extremely rarely or not even logically fatal? Is someone … Continue reading
Gender Re-education creates Gender-Newspeak fluency
…. previous page Part of the multi-part series: ‘Single-Gender Classes’Index and preamble for series Gender re-education — If you don’t get it (the gender Newspeak), then you should go to school and take remedial classes, which may permit you to appreciate the difficulties facing new immigrants who try to learn English and a vocabulary they never heard of, let alone imagined, such as in this: No doubt, SJWs are correct (they must be, how else could we rationalize the validity of political correctness), and children are resilient. Children will be better able to cope with the requirements of the Newspeak than non-English-speaking new immigrants are. Children will be growing up … Continue reading
Divorce affects children negatively — Youth criminality
…. previous page Part of the series ‘Communism → second-wave feminism → social re-engineering’ Index and preamble for series The effects of divorce on children Divorce affects children negatively. This is an excerpt from a report on The Effects of Divorce on Children. The excerpt presents information on how different family structures compare with respect to the outcomes in children in relation to youth incarceration rates. It makes for interesting reading, especially for anyone who still thinks that the problem identified by Betty Friedan and cohort has no name. Here is an excerpt from that: »V. Effects on Government: Increased Crime, Abuse, and Use of Drugs A. Increased Crime Rates Robert Sampson (then professor … Continue reading
Population control holocaust? Family courts participate
To compare the “population control holocaust,” or the havoc that family courts wreak on families, to the Holocaust pursued by the Hitler regime evokes images that don’t ring true. It is a logical absurdity to compare the pain caused by family courts to the harm done by the Holocaust, founded in at least two logical fallacies of the type “non sequitur” (it does not follow) and “reductio et absurdum” (disproof of a proposition by showing an absurdity to which it leads when carried to its logical conclusion). Yet, many individuals routinely make that comparison and equate the two, but such a comparison should never be made, regardless of what other … Continue reading
FB censorship, threat of, causes concern
FB censorship exists, it happens, and its direction and methods should concern us. It makes me wonder and a bit apprehensive, but of the relatively infrequent announcements and advisories that FB addresses to me now and then, there was one I read this morning. I did not copy it, but I remember some of what it contained, a hint, a faint impression of a threat of censorship. It made me feel apprehensive and confused. I have no idea why FB sent me what appears to be a reminder. Checking the FB Community Standards against what I have been trying to do all along is no help. I checked them before … Continue reading
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Falling birth rates cause painful demographic changes
Falling birth rates do not cause a given population to die out 70 years later, despite some people’s insistence that they will do so, but they will – at times noticeably – affect most or even all demographic factors of concern and how they will change (most often to the worse) in the future. Falling birth rates are not necessarily the cause of detrimental demographic consequences, IF they are the consequence of wealth, and IF a nation can afford to live with that consequence. If a nation cannot afford to live with falling birth rates, low birth rates will be the cause of its demise. It would be suicidal for that … Continue reading
Renewable energy neither practical nor viable
Last updated 2019 05 14, to add links to related articles. Where and whenever it is possible to connect to the grid, energy generation from renewable energy sources is quite likely not economical, compared to conventional sources of energy feeding into the transmission grid, but it can be and is an excellent source of tax revenue and more yet in secondary taxes. It cannot produce a good return on investment and requires subsidies to cover the losses it incurs. People are being frustrated by the relentless push for energy generation from renewable energy sources. It is becoming more and more apparent that energy generation from renewable source, for no … Continue reading
Debt-financing seriously troubles developed nations
Addiction to debt-financing put all developed nations in serious trouble, all of them, as far as I can tell, at least the OECD nations, countries that are members of the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development. Here are two examples: First the largest of them all, the United States National Debt Visit USADebtClock.com to learn more! The U.S. National Public Debt Outstanding represents the face amount or principal amount of marketable and non-marketable securities currently outstanding. – Source: U.S. Treasury [Update 2017 07 01, Note: On this day, at 7:00 a.m., the figure for the U.S. national debt was only $19.852 Trillion.] More must be added to that to get the … Continue reading
Socialism begets Slavery
Updated 2017 07 o2: To expand on the introduction. Introduction Socialism is founded on slavery. Socialism cannot persist without slavery. Left to themselves, socialist regimes become totalitarian. That may take a short time, as in a revolution or through conquest by a socialist nation, or it may take centuries. The outcome was virtually always the same, throughout human history. As explained farther down, Ancient Greece, long before the birth of Christ, had not only slaves but also a yearning for socialism. Ancient Greece and the Ancient Roman Empire were socialist regimes when they perished. We admire those regimes, especially the Ancient Greek regime, which contributed so much to our yearning … Continue reading
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