Yes, the entire anglo-sphere is anti-motherhood, Canada is worse than the US based on fertility rates. The demonization of motherhood and family, by the Canadian Feminist Industrial Complex, the Laurentian Elite, the MSM and the Establishment, continues apace. Its kind of depressing at times.
And a major driver of anti motherhood (and fatherhood) is feminist ideology. From the beginning of the second wave till today, motherhood has been explicitly denigrated. They thought the aim of liberation required it, so they propagandized generations of women to despise their deepest instincts and become more like men. This to me is the ‘by design’ part that, ironically enough, accelerated the atomization of society to the sole benefit of our corporatized consumer culture.
Very true. And I think you nailed it, when you noted that feminist ideology was intentionally promoted for the purpose of benefiting the corporate interests.
In Spartan Greece, a man would only be given a grave stone to mark his life, if he died in battle. A woman could only have a grave stone, if she died in childbirth.
Amazing how willingly women used to embrace motherhood, as dangerous as pregnancy and childbirth used to be, but now that it's so much safer, far fewer women opt for having babies.
Yes, the entire anglo-sphere is anti-motherhood, Canada is worse than the US based on fertility rates. The demonization of motherhood and family, by the Canadian Feminist Industrial Complex, the Laurentian Elite, the MSM and the Establishment, continues apace. Its kind of depressing at times.
And a major driver of anti motherhood (and fatherhood) is feminist ideology. From the beginning of the second wave till today, motherhood has been explicitly denigrated. They thought the aim of liberation required it, so they propagandized generations of women to despise their deepest instincts and become more like men. This to me is the ‘by design’ part that, ironically enough, accelerated the atomization of society to the sole benefit of our corporatized consumer culture.
Very true. And I think you nailed it, when you noted that feminist ideology was intentionally promoted for the purpose of benefiting the corporate interests.
Such as the Meredith Corporation.
🥹 Most wholesome poast.
Thanks! And that was a great video interview you did for Mother's Day!
In Spartan Greece, a man would only be given a grave stone to mark his life, if he died in battle. A woman could only have a grave stone, if she died in childbirth.
Amazing how willingly women used to embrace motherhood, as dangerous as pregnancy and childbirth used to be, but now that it's so much safer, far fewer women opt for having babies.