18-06-2016, 12:33
Nun Dänemark: http://cphpost.dk/news/the-male-abortion...ction.html
"The male abortion: no clinic, no contributions, no connection. Should fathers be able to forgo their familial responsibilities? The debate continues"
Eine grundsätzliche Verlagerung der Diskussion wird gesehen:
"According to a DR poll in 2015, 42 percent of the population are in favour of giving fathers the right to a legal abortion, 9 percent feel the man should be waivered of legal and financial obligation if the woman has deceived him, while 26 percent are unsure.
These figures reveal a monumental shift in Danish gender discussions. Up until recently, the majority of gender-based discussions have focused on women, and largely thanks to the gains reached by feminist ideology, we are now closer to a gender-equal society than ever before.
Yet, for the first time in decades, we have seen a shift towards new and unfamiliar territory: the rights of the man. Suddenly, men are expressing their opinions, emotions and resistance against women having more rights – particularly when it comes to having children."
Und offenbar hat schon Jahre 2000 ein Ökonom in Dänemark ein Konzept für Abreibung für Männer vorgeschlagen. Jetzt kommt es an die Oberfäche und wird diskutiert. In Deutschland selbstverständlich nicht. Aber das kann nicht mehr lange dauern, wahrscheinlich geht es sogar rasend schnell. In deutschen Familienrechtsgeschwindigkeitskategorien natürlich. Also in 25-40 Jahren so etwa.
"The male abortion: no clinic, no contributions, no connection. Should fathers be able to forgo their familial responsibilities? The debate continues"
Eine grundsätzliche Verlagerung der Diskussion wird gesehen:
"According to a DR poll in 2015, 42 percent of the population are in favour of giving fathers the right to a legal abortion, 9 percent feel the man should be waivered of legal and financial obligation if the woman has deceived him, while 26 percent are unsure.
These figures reveal a monumental shift in Danish gender discussions. Up until recently, the majority of gender-based discussions have focused on women, and largely thanks to the gains reached by feminist ideology, we are now closer to a gender-equal society than ever before.
Yet, for the first time in decades, we have seen a shift towards new and unfamiliar territory: the rights of the man. Suddenly, men are expressing their opinions, emotions and resistance against women having more rights – particularly when it comes to having children."
Und offenbar hat schon Jahre 2000 ein Ökonom in Dänemark ein Konzept für Abreibung für Männer vorgeschlagen. Jetzt kommt es an die Oberfäche und wird diskutiert. In Deutschland selbstverständlich nicht. Aber das kann nicht mehr lange dauern, wahrscheinlich geht es sogar rasend schnell. In deutschen Familienrechtsgeschwindigkeitskategorien natürlich. Also in 25-40 Jahren so etwa.