Why are woke feminists so intimidated by the idea of mandatory paternity tests AT BIRTH? What's the problem?

[ronaldo75]

[Anonymous]

There is no problem. Same reason why I don’t get why people get mad when I say men should be required to periodically take std tests (since they sleep around like their lives depend on it)

[ronaldo75]

You must not keep up with statistics. Women sleep around far more than men these days and women have more STDs than men in almost every 1st world country. You tried to flip this question back on my and only stepped into deeper mud hahahahahaha

[Anonymous]

Because it means you don't trust us, which is hurtful.

[inhua]

maybe if paternity tests were optional and asking for one could be distrustful. making it mandatory alleviates any need for distrust

[ronaldo75]

And because it's hurtful and "your feelings" we have to put millions of men at risk?

[inhua]

cheaters don't like being exposed

non-mandatory paternity tests can be denied, mandatory paternity tests can not

[KrakenAttackin]

Anything that takes any sexual or reproductive power away from women is perceived as a threat by feminist.

[goaded]

You're making it up.

[ronaldo75]

Tennessee literally tried to pass a bill last year and feminists knocked it down.

[goaded]

It would have prevented men who wanted to be the father of the child from claiming parenthood, even if they knew it wasn't theirs. Legislation based on a single anecdote will be bad legislation.

[ronaldo75]

So I wasn't making it up. Thanks.

[goaded]

No, you weren't. I apologise. I'm not sure it was "woke feminists" so much as sane people who decided it was a bad idea, though.

[Anonymous]

Because they are woke feminist