Happy Father’s Day
Okay, so I’m a day late. And well, actually this is more directed to those who are fathers but not dads. And it’s directed at those who think they can be mothers without the father. And yes, it’s directed to those who think it’s a good idea that we have state-approved families that don’t include the fathers (that’s gay “marriages”). And this will completely leave out the arguments that you are forcing me to give up my religion when the state “marries” two people — this is based on the facts of what these “families” will do to children.
63% of youth suicides are children who don’t have fathers in their home.
Think about that for a minute. In 1998 there were 2,054 youth suicides. 1,294 of them were kids living without fathers. No, I’m not saying that all 1,294 would have lived if they had fathers in their homes, but what if 600 of them did? What if just one did?
90% of all homeless and runaway children are from fatherless homes.
Wow. 90%. In other words, if there were fathers in the homes, 90% of the children who are homeless would not be homeless. Imagine that — 90% of the homeless children would be taken care of by families. How much better would that be for society — and for those children?
85% of all youths sitting in prisons grew up in a fatherless home.
Eight-Five percent. In other words, if you want to reduce the prison population DRASTICALLY, all you have to do is put a father in the home of children. And today, behind support of the feminists and the gay movement, we’re doing our best to REMOVE as many fathers from homes as we can. In other words, our social policy is based on INCREASING the prison population. Great job, California.
Female children from fatherless homes are 6.6 times to become teen-aged mothers.
And how productive is that? After the recent fiasco in Texas, we know that there are lots and lots of kids having kids (mostly NOT children of religions like FLDS). And yet we encourage these families to be destroyed. Our society and laws today are built on “empowering” women — to create teen-aged mothers.
80% of rapists motivated with displaced anger come from fatherless homes.
There you go, feminists. Are you happy? By working hard to create a home where there’s only a mother who can do everything, you are creating rapists. Do you see that number? EIGHTY percent of those rapists! So if we stopped having fatherless homes, rape would DECREASE BY EIGHT PERCENT! Oh, but that wouldn’t be fair if we did that — at least according to those who support gay marriage and other such non-normal families.
The family consists of a father and a mother. Anything else is wrong, no matter what you want to call it, no matter how you want to frame it. And you see, the children KNOW this, even if you tell them otherwise. The children SHOW this, because they, in most cases, react very badly to growing up without a father in the home. 85% of all children that exhibit behavioral disorders come from fatherless homes. It’s WRONG to live in a home without the father, plain and simple (and of course, I’m not talking about the abusive father, that’s outside of these figures and discussion).
If you are a father and you’re not living with the mother of your children, I implore you now to get up off your rear and go fix it. Nope, I don’t care what the excuse is. If you brought that child into the world, you need to raise them, period. If you’re a mother who isn’t living with that father, but can, you, too, need to get up now and fix it. Make a phone call. Send an e-mail. Heck, write a letter — but fix it now, before it’s too late. You two had to have some feelings for one another at one time, or there wouldn’t BE a child — so get back together now. Your children, and society, will thank you.
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Ogre, I am not one to be speaking in this area, but my life has lead me to believe that God planned it the way it is for a reason. Everytime I try to do things according to Him, it just comes out so much better! What better way to honor Father’s Day than to write words of encouragement and inspiration for people to do the “Right Thing” for their kids! When you look at what such an enormous responsibility bringing childen up in this day and age is, it seems so easy for couples to hold onto hard feelings or allow the anger of the mother to keep a man away. It is soooo hard and expensive and such a huge risk to fight for the right thing, so they use the fact they can “blame the Mom’”and not have the hassel. It’s kind of like the coward’s way out of parenthood. Great, thought provoking blog post Ogre! Hats off to you!
I just wish a few more people would listen. Thank you, H.A.M.
This is part of that personal responsibility stuff I was talking about in Sparks’ email. Sacrifices. Doing the right thing, even when it feels wrong or hurts, at times.
Society has made it too easy for men to walk away from their responsibilities; and too easy for women to boot the men out with demands for cash and nothing else. Kids are commodities- not human beings. Kids’ needs can be paid for in cash settlements and child support payments. Who cares if the kids have feelings and emotions and all that.
Excellent post Ogre.
And much of this has been driven by the changes in society that say that anything is okay and the old “If it feels good, do it.” Sex has consequences, but the current version of our culture says that it doesn’t.