Is the genetic paternity test misogynist?

[MatureDJ]

Evidently we (including men) are not happier because of it ...

http://www.spectator.co.uk/essays/all/6391918/whos-the-daddy.thtml

 

[Lexington]

Wow, just wow.

This must be a piece of satire because I can't believe she's serious!

 

[Strelok]

Since when seeking justice through truth is misogynist?

Ah wait politically correctness and the new paradigm of males as supreme evil in this world (except gay ones and some minorities of course).

According to her logic Greece should not be accountable for the cheats they did in order to join the european community and should be entitled of german money.

 

[Mr.Positive]

The comments on this article are simply outstanding. Men are waking up I believe....read the comments and enjoy.

 

[DJDamage]

This article is written by an absolute cvnt.

She essentially wants to keep men in the dark while still giving a pass to women to hop on top of some other men's c0cks without responsibility or accountability. Then when they accidently or deliberately get pregnant they lie to some man that its his baby in order to swindle him of his time, money and also robbing him of his own future (especially if he didn’t want to be a father). So instead of pointing to the cheating women as the culprit for the required DNA tests, its men's fault once again.

A.C. Grayling, the philosopher, has written with feeling on this question this week, in an article for the Evening Standard. Noting that 4 per cent of men are, all unknowing, raising children who are not genetically theirs, according to a report in the Journal of Epidemiology and Human Health, he ponders the impact a DNA paternity test can have: ‘The result can be shattering, leading to divorce, marital violence, mental health difficulties for all parties including the children

Ironically the bold part described perfectly what feminism has done to marriages over the years on a much larger scale.

 

[Mr.Positive]

LOL...I just posted a comment on this article and it got posted. I think we should post a comment on this one...