"It takes a villiage"...you know that little adage that basically means the who community is responsible for the raising of a woman's child. I was curious as to how the members feel about this thought process. Do you guys agree with it?
I have made this post today because someone at work is having a baby and they keep putting all of her information out there. What is the baby's status? How far along is she? There are people here that are giving a play-by-play as if I (or anyone else) should give a shit. This got me thinking about the "it takes a villiage" philiosophy. I absolutely reject that philosophy for a number of reasons.
The first reason is that child has a father. The only one that needs a thourough walkthrough of the "ins and outs" of the womb-goblin's status is it's mother and father. Stop trying to make this a community project!
The second reason is that this is similar to how the "big-daddy government" operates. They kick the father out of the house via welfare incentives and make the government that child's "father".
The third and final reason is that I did not ask to have any participation in the raising of that child so please stop with this nonchalant, passive implication, that I should give any fucks about that child's upbringing. Stop trying to turn a simple biological function of shitting out a kid a goddamn "miracle" we should all marvel over.
Well these are my thoughts on "it takes a village". I was curious what the other members think.