Sacks Defends Divorced Dads in Newsday

	posted by D on Monday June 30, @10:45PM from the Fatherhood dept.
	Glenn Sacks' latest column, "New Study Punctures Myth of Uncaring Divorced Dad" came out in New York Newsday last week and is now available at http://www.glennsacks.com/new_study_shows.htm> The column discusses new research which shows that divorced dads are far more generous with their children than they are given credit for.

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Keep up the good work (Score:0) by Anonymous User on Tuesday July 01, @12:34AM EST (#1) IMHO the issue of divorced dads is the area where feminists are the most vulnerable. Well done Glenn (and others), keep pressing the charge here and this weak and unfortified flank will collapse and the rest of the house of cards will soon fall. Be patient, since deprogramming from feminazi brainwashing usually does not occur overnight. However, as it happened for me I am sure it will happen for others: once the truth seeped in that what we really have in this country is a massive kidnapping and extortion racket I never looked at anything else the same way. I was shocked and horrified beyond words to see that that was what was happening here. The fact that, even with as many divorced fathers in this country as there are, that the lid could be kept on what was really happening for as long as it has is proof of the enormous power feminists have. But still, with the rising number of divorced fathers, the increased "deadbeat dad" witchhunt, and the availability of the Internet (a huge factor, maybe the biggest of all) for the spread of information the lid is being slowly but surely pried off. And then what pundits call a "paradigm shift" occurred. For me the mainstream media are looked at as the Ministry of Truth, so everything they say is held suspect. The latest factoid about DV or whatever comes out is simply not believed. And the view of government shifts to being one of the protector of rights and freedoms to that of an unjust, tyrannical, and illegitimate regime. So keep up the good work. It may pay off even sooner than you think. Vince S.

Re:Keep up the good work (Score:1) by Gregory on Tuesday July 01, @11:20PM EST (#2) (User #1218 Info) I agree. The feminists are vulnerable to a growing reaction from divorced fathers, and the internet is an important communications tool for men's activists. Also I don't trust the mainstream media to be objective or balanced. Much of what feminists claim is suspect or false.

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