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A Cynic's Guide to Mother's Day

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There is nothing special about procreation.  It's been done billions of times.  Properly raising a child is something special.  "Good kids" are also becoming a rarity.   Forty-one percent of children are now born to single mothers:The number of children born outside marriage in the United States has increased dramatically to four out of ten of all births.  Figures show that 41 per cent of children born in 2008 did not have married parents - up from 28 per cent in 1990.The article is misleading, since it's not men who are becoming single parents.  Rather, it's female narcissists.  Unable to dial down their self-indulgence, frivolousness, and solipsism, they go to fertility clinics to live our their mommy fantasies.  Who cares if single motherhood causes criminality?  Who cares what happens to the child?  I want a baby to dress up in design clothing and have people fawn over...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on May 09, 2010 (boomark / email).

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