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I am not necessarily asking women of which race has the most children but I am talking about enjoying having the most children as it seems to bring them more enjoyment and opt for finding time to want more children.

I will think it is pretty evident that women from South Africa where there are a lot of tribal worship tend to value having the most children and it happens that they also have the most children. Some have lots of children out of duty and habits like 7th Day Adventists and other anti-contraceptive inclined religious affiliates but as far as race is concerned, I think African Americans desire having the most children. I think they enjoy having at-least 7+ children on average. This is not about racism or religious discrimination. I am not condemning a race nor am I unfairly offering a race less equality from other races or saying they should get less privileges. Anybody who can read between the lines can see this is not a racist question.

If you think the 2nd part of the answer differs from 1st part, answer it as if it was 1st part and explain which race enjoys having the most while another race values her pregnancy more.

I am uncertain if this goes into Family and Friends or Sexuality but I feel it more belongs in Family and Friends. If you feel otherwise, then place it in Sexuality.

Sorry if I listed or broke up the racial groups wrong. I am not an expert but this is distinctive enough to wear you can get a good gist of it.

Please give your thoughts.

I fully expect the answer , It depends on the situation , so here are a few examples. Which side would you take in each?

Example 1
Drinking alcohol is against your views, you go out to a club with your friends hoping to just drink soft drinks and socialize and they pressure you to drink. Is this okay?

Example 2
You are raised in a religious family but after thought you don't want to be religious anymore. Your family pressures you to go to "insert religious building here" . Is this okay


Example 3
You don't agree with the far left about gender. Someone asks you to use a word they made up as a pronoun when addressing them. You politely say to them, that this goes against what you believe in , yet they still demand for you do act how they want you to.
Is this pressuring someone to do something against what they believe correct?
(Please remember left-ward views on gender are as subjective as right-ward views on sexualities or religion. None are facts and you may be forcing someone to do something they don't like just because your own ideals)

PROPAGANDHI
Refusing To Be A Man
I’m not going to try to tell you that I’m different from all the rest. I’ve been subject to the same de-structure of desire and I’ve felt the same effects; I’m a hetero-sexist tragedy. And potential rapists all are we. But don’t tell me this is natural. This is nurturing. And there’s a difference between sexism and sexuality. I had different desires prior to my role-remodelling. And at six years of age you don’t challenge their claims. You become the same. (Or withdraw from the game and hang your head in shame). I think that’s exactly what I did. I tried to sever the connections between me and them. I fought against their further attempts to convince a kid that birthright can bestow the power to yield the subordination of women and do you know what patricentricity means? I found out just a couple of days/months/years/minutes ago. It means male values uber alles and hey! Whaddaya know… sex has been distorted and vilified. I’m scared of my attraction to body types. If everything desired is objectified then maybe eroticism needs to be redefined. And I refuse to be a “man.”
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