It's not biased against men, it's centered on the best interest of children. This can often cause perceived injustice for both men and women.
I completely agree that paternity testing should be routine and on an opt-out rather than opt-in basis. However, many men will still end up on the hook for non-bio children if they opt to stick around knowing the child isn't theirs. At least it will be an informed choice though.
Is the paternity system feminist?
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It's not biased against men, it's centered on the best interest of children. This can often cause perceived injustice for both men and women.
I completely agree that paternity testing should be routine and on an opt-out rather than opt-in basis. However, many men will still end up on the hook for non-bio children if they opt to stick around knowing the child isn't theirs. At least it will be an informed choice though.
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If I were a man I sure as hell wouldn't stick around for a baby that wasn't mine.