Single Motherhood is an Epidemic Causing Angry and Violent Kids who grow up to be incarcerated by a large percent.

absent father households you mean

at least the single mothers are there are trying

but raising kids alone isn't easy- but they don't bolt

the fathers do


so whomever you want to blame here, let's consider who isn't fulfilling their responsibilities
and who is at least trying

Now, to the "income inequality" PLEASE tell me where you find women making less/hour than men. What specific industry are you referring to.

I own a business. If what you are inferring regarding "income inequality" were true, there would not be a single man in my company. I would hire all females to save money.

Can I go to a female lawyer and pay less or a female doctor and pay less??? Nah bruh. It doesn't work that way. You are using a top end statistic that does not take into account differences in the type of work being performed, and the number of hours worked side by side between men and women.


You may not pay less for the services of a female Professional,, but they often receive less than their male counterparts


Once again... PLEASE tell me in which industry "they often receive less than their male counterparts" base on a side by side of number of hours worked (including overtime), and number of years on the job/in the industry (experience level).

I would bet my yearly salary to one days worth of your pay that you CANNOT find a widespread gender pay gap based on apples to apples as outlined above. I WANT and DESIRE to be proven wrong on this. Show me my male privilege and make me eat dirt.

Like I said... IF this were the case, there would be ZERO female unemployment. Companies would hire women over men solely to lower cost or increase margins...

Absent father is the same as single mother. It is essentially a 1 parent home.

With the .gov incentives for not having a father in the home (rent paid, food stamps, child support). Is the absent father (not physically living in the home), the sole result of the father 100% of the time? Be honest.

If you look back throughout the history of .gov programs, you can clearly see that the forcing out of the male from the home was a condition of the "programs". After 60 years of this conditioning, along with the "I don't need no man" songs, TV shows and other programming, coupled with the relatively new "stunning and brave Queen" mentality that the "absent father" of which you speak may not be the voluntary choice of the male whatsoever.

Thank you. Solo mother here, husband bolted, literally couldn't be a parent. 35 years on he's still in a poxy rental, still doesn't drive, still has nothing to show for his life, still hasn't paid a penny of way overdue alimony. Despite a well paid career and now 5 good pensions.

I was mum and dad. Total responsibility for my 3 boys.
Too busy making a career to take care of my kids and educate them, so I didn't remarry.
No family help at all.

I got them into private schooling.

Today one is a college lecturer, one is a city councillor, the third is a senior police officer. All happily married with their own children.

I don't have to work nowadays. Own large $500k house, car etc outright. No debts. No credit cards. (this is all as true as I sit here.)

Yeah, I'm a saint. Nope. I just took responsibility.
And refused to let anyone put me down as I was working my way through college to get more qualifications and as I was working my way up my career ladder. I had a vision for myself and my sons. Mostly it's 95% worked out.

The world is full of so called adults who avoid taking responsibility. The infantilising Welfare culture robs people of exercising their responsibility and hard work muscles. It also robs people of their self-esteem, self-confidence and self-determination. It's an unholy mess.
Taking responsibility is the big key.