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Treating all men as potential predators doesn't make our kids safer.
By LENORE SKENAZY

(from the Wall Street Journal, Jan 14, 2011)

Last week, the lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, Timothy Murray, noticed smoke coming out of a minivan in his hometown of Worcester. He raced over and pulled out two small children, moments before the van's tire exploded into flames. At which point, according to the AP account, the kids' grandmother, who had been driving, nearly punched our hero in the face.

Why?

Mr. Murray said she told him she thought he might be a kidnapper.

I remember reading a female writer who wrote in praise of blue collar men, and the world that we built. She is a lesbian, I have seen her stuff in mens' rights movement and I know she was published in Playboy. I want to call a friend's attention to her stuff, but I can't remember her name. If you think you know who I'm talking about, please dash me a note to otherweb@yahoo.com.

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from the August 1, 2008 Voice (Seminole, Florida):
By Jenny Andreasson
The Voice

Mike Weller refuses to be reduced to a “weekend dad” after his divorce, and a recent change in the law is likely to bolster his push to get equal custody of his sons. A bill approved today by Gov. Charlie Crist evens out the parental playing field, which has traditionally handed mothers primary custody in a divorce, leaving fathers with little say.

CT-N OnDemand: Fatherhood Advisory Council September Meeting

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“Children with two parents who actively and positively engage in their life by providing financial support, love, guidance and discipline, have a greater chance for success than children who receive an active involvement from only one parent” – Iowa Governor Thomas J. Vilsack, 2001.

By Warren Farrell, Ph.D. (www.warrenfarrell.com) For more depth, see In The Best Interests of the Child and Father And Child Reunion

When I do expert witness work, I confront from most judges three biases that I myself was also surprised to see proven invalid when I did the research for Father and Child Reunion. The first bias is the stability bias; the second is the mother bias; and the third is the 'If-the-couple-is-in-conflict-joint-custody-will-not-work' bias. All of these biases apply to post-divorce parenting.

Money is the root of all evil, and no one knows this better than a divorced father. When a father is summoned to the divorce court, he quickly learns that money is all his wife and the court are interested in. There's another applicable old saying: "You get what you pay for." Because of changes in the divorce laws, such as the application of "no-fault" divorce, which makes a divorce easy to obtain, and government incentives to do so, our divorce rate has skyrocketed. Fueled by feminist angst against men in general, our government has instituted laws which make divorce attractive for women.