John Hawkins at Right Wing News interviews Mark Levin on his new book Ameritopia: The Unmaking of America.
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Commentary on popular culture and society, from a (mostly) psychological perspective
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posted by Helen Smith at 7:51 AM
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Once a man allows himself to love a child deeply, he wants the right to love equally. He realizes that when a woman and he have created a pregnancy, the issue is not the rights of the female vs. the fetus, but the rights of the female, the fetus, and the father. He realizes that a woman who says "It's my body, it's my business," and then chooses to have a child that she makes him pay for forces him to take a job he might like less just because it pays more; forces him to stress himself out and die early--forces him to use his body for eighteen years. If it's his body being used for eighteen years, and his body dying sooner, shouldn't it be his business, too? Isn't two decades of a man's life worth nine months of a woman's?
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posted by Helen Smith at 4:00 PM
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posted by Helen Smith at 12:27 PM
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