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It seems like no matter how nice you are to the leftists, they'll still stab you in the back by throwing you under the bus if you dare have the "wrong" political opinions. Goes to show how almost every leftist loves projecting their own cultist mindset and toxicity onto conservatives or anyone who doesn't share the same exact thought process as them.

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Let's be honest here it's not the actual abortion that offends us. When you get down to the root of it most guys that I have talked to admit this. The issue is sexual discrimination and ambiguity. As a man if you have kids and decide to leave them you're considered a horrible person. How could you do that to a human being you're a bad person they say. It creates this idea of right and wrong based on decisions. The issue with this is women are the only ones allowed to leave / hurt children. Hell if you got mommy issues women make fun of you and call you weak especially feminists to say you don't have any sex. Staying on topic between the two sexes women are not judge for aborting babies abusing their kids or turning them against their fathers. Their fight is not to be judged but control information so you can't judge them. You're not allowed to know how many abortions women have but if a man has one child it follows him to his grave. Both of our decisions that people make regardless of sex but women are the only ones who get to do this with no repercussions. I feel that the only way to fix this is for them to admit that men who leave their children are not bad people ergo losing the men's end. Or holding women more accountable or tightening it. The fact that we can admit this will always Crush feminism. And it's the elephant in the room or womb that women forces us to ignore. I would like to know however you're educated answer on this topic also remember if you're not willing to address the question that you're not willing to change anything and please don't respond yes or no what changes do you think should be made?

When I am at a park with my daughter I am one of the very few parents who is "all in", meaning I play with her on all of the playsets. Most of the parents I see at parks just let their kids play while they sit on a bench and look at their phone.

Sometimes when my daughter and I are playing, a small child will ask me to help him/her on to some feature of the playset (i. e. pick the kids up so they can hang from monkey bars). I hate this as I always want to pick the kids up but I never do as I don't want to be seen as a "pedo" who is touching someone else's child. I always very politely tell the child to ask his/her mommy or daddy for help.

My Daughter once asked me why I won't help the kids and I told her "daddy's shouldn't touch other people's kids"... I didn't know what else to say.

What say you GAG?