UK: IVF mothers can name ANYONE as 'father' on birth certificate

Submitted by Matt on Mon, 2009-03-02 21:52

Article here. Excerpt:

'Family values were under attack again last night with the news that single women having IVF will be able to name anyone they like as their baby's father on the birth certificate.

New regulations mean that a mother could nominate another woman to be her child's 'father'.

The 'father' does not need to be genetically related to the baby, nor be in any sort of romantic relationship with the mother.
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'Teenage pregnancy is on the increase, abortion is on the increase, family breakdown is at record levels and we have got a growing number of dysfunctional children that are the product of broken homes.

'The lesson seems to be loud and clear to me that fathers are required.'

Tory MP Ann Widdecombe said the change would destroy the 'basic nature' of a man and a woman bringing up a child together as parents.'

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Their society is rotting and will fall soon.
And when there are no men willing to stand up and protect it (and why should they?), any invader will have his way.

oregon dad

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Submitted by oregon dad on Tue, 2009-03-03 02:35

I think that will become a huge problem for many countries in the West. Men will find few reasons to defend countries that don't protect men's basic rights. What man will die for his "right" to see his kids only every other weekend (if he's halfway lucky) or to pay child support or to give his house to his ex?

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Submitted by el cid on Tue, 2009-03-03 04:33

There are some female soldiers, granted not many on the front line. And, there are drones that are being used more and more, I guess violence is ok as long as it's hidden far away like the Middle East and the in group, U.S., is the good person. Like the ingroup of mothers can abuse their children, husbands, ex's, as long as it's hidden away from the mainstream media where women judge their worth based on peer assessment instead of empathy or compassion.

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Submitted by Michael on Tue, 2009-03-03 21:38