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Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« on: April 23, 2009, 11:50:20 AM »
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Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
   
This came up in a discussion I had recently (in real life, not at DU).

So, what do you think? Are mothering and fathering different things? Do they serve different purposes? Does a child have a need for both a mother and a father to be involved in his/her life? Why, or why not?
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YES, a child needs to have both a mother and a father in his/her life.    (25 votes, 30%)   Vote
NO, a child does not need to have both a mother and a father in his/her life.    (58 votes, 70%)   Vote

 
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #1 on: April 23, 2009, 12:01:06 PM »
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 imdjh (547 posts)      Thu Apr-23-09 10:37 AM
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10. It's a trick question
 Define need. There are lots of things a child doesn't need to survive or even thrive. There are lots of things which enhance a child's experience. But it's a trick question because "in his life" is such a broad term both in the question posed and in real life. It's rather like the term "traditional marriage".

The religious right likes claim that "studies show" a married two parent heterosexual household to be optimum for raising kids, when what they mean is that the optimum marriedheteroparent household is optimum for raising kids. But even then we have to define optimum. By their standards, being raised in an orthodox Muslim home would be optimum, NO THANK YOU. I would rather have been raised with my six half siblings by different fathers by a single mother in Sedona eating marigolds and waiting for the cosmos to awaken us.
 

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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #2 on: April 23, 2009, 12:14:01 PM »
It is a Little Goon pattern to tie everything decent and normal to religion, a connection which automatically renders the decent and normal indecent and abnormal in their little upside down world of Satan's Laws and Logic.

Since a man and a woman coming together as one to form the basis for a family is described in The Holy Bible, it is automatic that such a concept must be demeaned and degraded in order to demean and degrade religion.  That's how it is, regardless of human nature, honest psychological studies, or the proof right in front of their eyes.   
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #3 on: April 23, 2009, 12:18:47 PM »
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10. It's a trick question
 Define need. There are lots of things a child doesn't need to survive or even thrive. There are lots of things which enhance a child's experience. But it's a trick question because "in his life" is such a broad term both in the question posed and in real life. It's rather like the term "traditional marriage".

The religious right likes claim that "studies show" a married two parent heterosexual household to be optimum for raising kids, when what they mean is that the optimum marriedheteroparent household is optimum for raising kids. But even then we have to define optimum. By their standards, being raised in an orthodox Muslim home would be optimum, NO THANK YOU. I would rather have been raised with my six half siblings by different fathers by a single mother in Sedona eating marigolds and waiting for the cosmos to awaken us.

The religious right isn't conducting those studies...liberal sociologists are. Case in point:Kids better off in two-parent families. Pay particular attention to who sponsored the study: "Children from two-parent families are better off emotionally, socially and economically, according to a review of marriage research released Tuesday in The Future of Children, a journal published jointly by the non-partisan Brookings Institution and Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School." Try again, DUmmies. Of course, children will do best regardless of how many parents they have or who mommy and daddy sleep with if they aren't aborted in the first place.

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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #4 on: April 23, 2009, 01:02:34 PM »
It's not a question that can be answered with Yes or No, really.  I was raised without a dad, and we all turned out (relatively  :tongue:) OK.   But the difference is that we knew our dad had died, not bailed on us and our mom.   And my mom didn't have a steady steam of boyfriends parading through our lives, either.   Moms and Dads are important, as long as both are decent parents.  I think kids are better off with NO contact if the parent is a loser.
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #5 on: April 23, 2009, 02:11:10 PM »
Quote from: Flame on April 23, 2009, 01:02:34 PM
It's not a question that can be answered with Yes or No, really.  I was raised without a dad, and we all turned out (relatively  :tongue:) OK.   But the difference is that we knew our dad had died, not bailed on us and our mom.   And my mom didn't have a steady steam of boyfriends parading through our lives, either.   Moms and Dads are important, as long as both are decent parents.  I think kids are better off with NO contact if the parent is a loser.

All that is true, and we will forever have unavoidable circumstances, but those do not negate what is ideal, an ideal we should work towards instead of demeaning, like the Little Goons do, just because it can't be everyones reality.
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #6 on: April 23, 2009, 02:34:24 PM »
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I think a study once said that a boy needs a mother and a girl needs a father. kinda strange but I guess it gives them a model
of what the other sex is supposed to be. If the parents are decent anyways.
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #7 on: April 23, 2009, 05:19:13 PM »
I know how the DUmmies like nature, here is an article from the NYT's

http://www.nytimes.com/1996/12/28/world/troublemakers-teen-agers-tusked.html?sec=&spon=&pagewanted=print

 
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December 28, 1996
Troublemakers: Teen-agers, Tusked
By SUZANNE DALEY

The call came over the radio as Gus van Dyk was busy exploring the more remote stretches of this 150,000-acre park.

Much as he tried, he could not get his four-wheel-drive vehicle through the brush fast enough. By the time he got to the watering hole, the elephant and the rhinoceros were at peace, each munching in its own style, moving indifferently away from each other.

But the incident would be entered into Mr. van Dyk's files at ranger headquarters, where he is the monitoring officer. The elephant with the large notch on his right ear, known as Jace (for Just Another Confused Elephant), had been seen by a ranger resting his trunk on the back of a white rhinoceros. Such close contact, even though it was not overtly aggressive, was enough to give him a rap sheet.

In the last year, 20 of the park's white rhinos -- an endangered species -- have turned up dead. Officials believe at least 10 were killed by elephants who chased the rhinos, knocked them down, knelt on their backs and gored them. Elephants are among the suspects in at least five other cases too, but the bodies had been too scavenged or decomposed to be sure.

The mystery is: which elephants are doing this and why?

Pilanesberg officials believe they are paying the price for their well-meaning but ill-informed early efforts to save some elephants by relocating them.

The elephants in Pilanesberg were all brought here as juveniles, saved from the rifles of gamekeepers culling an elephant overpopulation in one of South Africa's other parks. But the transplanted elephants were left without the complex social structure typical of their species. For several years the Pilanesberg elephants had no mother figures; they still have no father figures.

So how did they correct this ?

By adding Dads

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Older bull elephants control young males
Rob Slotow, Gus van Dyk, Joyce Poole, Bruce Page & Andre Klocke
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Orphaned male adolescents go on killing sprees if mature males aren't around.Musth is a state of heightened sexual and aggressive activity in male elephants1, 2. Between 1992 and 1997, young orphaned musth male African elephants (Loxodonta africana) that had been introduced to Pilanesberg, South Africa, killed more than 40 white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum). The killing ceased after six older male elephants were introduced from the relatively normal Kruger Park population. The deviant behaviour of the young Pilanesberg males was rectified by the consequent reduction in musth.

It's the same out here in the streets my friends, no matter how much Rosie and Madonna say they are good parents,

You still need a Mom and a Dad.   


 

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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #8 on: April 23, 2009, 06:01:17 PM »
Quote from: FGL on April 23, 2009, 02:34:24 PM
I think a study once said that a boy needs a mother and a girl needs a father. kinda strange but I guess it gives them a model
of what the other sex is supposed to be. If the parents are decent anyways.

A girl needs a father to keep her boy friends in line.  I made it a point to be cleaning a shotgun every time my baby girl brought a new boy to meet me.

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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #9 on: April 23, 2009, 06:14:18 PM »
Children can do relatively well in single-parent homes if the single parent works constantly at being both parents.  Unfortunately, most of us can't manage that.  I have no doubt that my first 2 would have been happier and more secure with their father around.  I can't say the same about the next 3, though.  The quality of the parents has to be there, too...

Bottom-line, I am positive that my youngest is the most happy and secure of my 5...and it's because she has a 2 parent family, even though Dad is only a step-dad.

And you know, the DUmmies know beyond any reasonable doubt that kids do best with a loving mother and a loving father.  They just can't accept it because it shoots their selfish world-view to death.
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #10 on: April 23, 2009, 06:27:14 PM »
Quote from: Lord Undies on April 23, 2009, 12:14:01 PM
It is a Little Goon pattern to tie everything decent and normal to religion, a connection which automatically renders the decent and normal indecent and abnormal in their little upside down world of Satan's Laws and Logic.

Since a man and a woman coming together as one to form the basis for a family is described in The Holy Bible, it is automatic that such a concept must be demeaned and degraded in order to demean and degrade religion.  That's how it is, regardless of human nature, honest psychological studies, or the proof right in front of their eyes.   

I think half of them figure that by denormalizing (is that even a word ?)  typical behavior surrounding love and sex that they have a better chance of getting laid.

Are humans monogamous by nature ? No. All sorts of history & biological studies prove that point - however, a typical monogamous relationship that leads to raising a family tends to work out better for everyone in the end.
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #11 on: April 23, 2009, 06:34:44 PM »
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #12 on: April 23, 2009, 06:49:45 PM »
Quote from: rich_t on April 23, 2009, 06:01:17 PM
A girl needs a father to keep her boy friends in line.  I made it a point to be cleaning a shotgun every time my baby girl brought a new boy to meet me.

 :evillaugh:

As I intend to be doing, when my little girl hits that age.
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #13 on: April 23, 2009, 06:58:05 PM »
Quote from: BlueStateSaint on April 23, 2009, 06:49:45 PM
As I intend to be doing, when my little girl hits that age.

I found that it had a tendancy to get their attention.
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #14 on: April 23, 2009, 07:56:17 PM »
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I found that it had a tendancy to get their attention.

I actually want to take prospective boyfriends of my daughter out for an afternoon of shooting.  I figure that my daughter will know how to handle firearms, and any prospective suitor better know as well.  At the end of the shooting session, I'll duplicate what Danny Glover and Mel Gibson did in Lethal Weapon, when Glover's character had a target out and shot it once through the center of the head.  They brought it back in, and Gibson's character put it back out, only to shoot it six times, then reel it in.  When the target came back in, it had two eyes and a four-bullet smiley face on it.

The idea would be to remove the target, then hand it to the potential suitor, saying, "Please be nice to my daughter."  Then, I'd add one of these:   :-)
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #15 on: April 23, 2009, 07:59:53 PM »
Quote from: BlueStateSaint on April 23, 2009, 07:56:17 PM
I actually want to take prospective boyfriends of my daughter out for an afternoon of shooting.  I figure that my daughter will know how to handle firearms, and any prospective suitor better know as well.  At the end of the shooting session, I'll duplicate what Danny Glover and Mel Gibson did in Lethal Weapon, when Glover's character had a target out and shot it once through the center of the head.  They brought it back in, and Gibson's character put it back out, only to shoot it six times, then reel it in.  When the target came back in, it had two eyes and a four-bullet smiley face on it.

The idea would be to remove the target, then hand it to the potential suitor, saying, "Please be nice to my daughter."  Then, I'd add one of these:   :-)

That sould indeed make an impression.

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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #16 on: April 24, 2009, 12:59:24 AM »
After 45 years of the Great Society and govt-subsidized fatherless children in the black community, this question has been answered in full.  75% illegitimacy rate, 80% incarceration, and 50% dropout rate.  Whites and Latinos are not far behind if they follow the same path.  There should not be any question in any sane person's mind about the answer to this question.
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #17 on: April 24, 2009, 06:35:10 AM »
Quote from: Chris on April 24, 2009, 12:59:24 AM
After 45 years of the Great Society and govt-subsidized fatherless children in the black community, this question has been answered in full.  75% illegitimacy rate, 80% incarceration, and 50% dropout rate.  Whites and Latinos are not far behind if they follow the same path.  There should not be any question in any sane person's mind about the answer to this question.

Amen.....but DUmmies are to stupid to see the connection.
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #18 on: April 24, 2009, 07:13:41 AM »
Men and women are different. These differences mean that men, in general, are better at some things than women and that women, in general, are better at some things than men. This doesn't elevate the man above the woman or the woman above the man. It just means that there are some differences. In my opinion, these differences help the man and woman "cleave" together and "be one flesh". Think of a dovetail joint in woodworking. The difference in the two opposite pieces is what makes the joint strong.

I think these same differences between men and women are also why it is best that a child has both a mother and father in his/her life. The differences between the mother and father helps the child become a more rounded, more complete person.

This is not to say that a child HAS to have a mother and father in his or her life. Just that I think that it BEST to have both.
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #19 on: April 24, 2009, 07:41:21 AM »
Oh this was unbelievable...

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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #20 on: April 24, 2009, 07:48:49 AM »
Quote from: djones520 on April 24, 2009, 07:41:21 AM
Oh this was unbelievable...


Actually, not too unbelievable...in schools now, teachers and school personal are being instructed to not refer to  "your mom or dad" but rather "guardians"...we were even told to refer to the parents as "folks at home" so as to not offend.
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #21 on: April 24, 2009, 08:45:46 AM »
Quote from: Flame on April 24, 2009, 07:48:49 AM
Actually, not too unbelievable...in schools now, teachers and school personal are being instructed to not refer to  "your mom or dad" but rather "guardians"...we were even told to refer to the parents as "folks at home" so as to not offend.

I've just about given up on my dreams of becoming a teacher, simply because getting a degree in education while actively serving in the military is nearly impossible...  But the more I hear about shit like that, the more I want to try anyways.
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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #22 on: April 24, 2009, 03:31:53 PM »
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Oh this was unbelievable...


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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #23 on: April 25, 2009, 08:34:42 AM »
Hillarys' latest book due out soon.

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Re: Poll question: Does a child need both a mother and a father in his/her life?
« Reply #24 on: April 25, 2009, 07:32:33 PM »
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They never seem to find the bottom of their pit

True that.

Just when you think they have hit bottom, they keep digging....
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