So the bias shown towards woman in the legal system is not a systemically elevated position of power?
Can you explain how BW are loyal to the ones with power? I don't get what White men are doing for BW. Not being funny, I am really trying to understand how some BM think about this topic.
BW are very very very loyal to the legal system. It's ingrained in their DNA since childhood that if the man you choose is, for whatever reason, not doing what you think and say he's supposed to be doing, the white dude with the gavel who you really respect and treat with more irreverence than your man will make sure you are at least getting something or your man will have to get with the program.
And basically what it comes down to is I really believe women want to be able to fukk who they want when they want and do not want to be held solely accountable/responsible for bringing life into the earth and these white mfs have provided them the means and game to do this. It's crazy to me, women honestly believe they should be allowed to completely dictate the terms and outcome of sex but do not believe they're in turn fully accountable for what comes with that, all because of what a caucasian man says.
I really believe women would behave entirely different if the legal system had zero say in sexual dynamics. I also believe there'd be much less single mothers, less broken marriages and better decision making if they had to be really out there with no system backing them.
How would a Patriarchy system inside another White Patriarchy system would benefit the Black community?
A patriarchal system would provide much more discipline, structure and direction. There would be a lot less single motherhood in a patriarchy, less divorce and just overall less chaos. In a patriarchal society you'd also see alot less intrusion from outsiders as we'd have a lot better understanding of how to build and defend independent systems ourselves than what we have now, etc, etc, etc. Studies show that in this society children do significantly better under a single father than a single mother, mostly because you need the structure, discipline and direction of a strong man to keep you on the right path in this society.
So the bias shown towards woman in the legal system is not a systemically elevated position of power?
I am assuming you are talking about in a child support, child custody or domestic type of situation correct? If so, I can't speak on that personally - but I do know more than a few Black men who either have custody and are co-parenting their children with their ex/child's mother. But, they were the ones who came to the mother's and negotiated a monthly percentage, or certain amount or volunteered to take care of a certain bill (private school tuition, daycare, etc) that made sure their child was well taken care of. The legal system was only involved to have paperwork to be on record - so no issues arose.
But, yes -- the court system does usually favor the child's mother or woman in cases dealing with children or domestic disputes. Mainly, because she is the mother and this is in all cultures/races. And usually the mother is the one who has custody and wants full custody. It is what it is.
And for domestics disputes/fights - again yes. But, this is for Black, White, Asian, Hispanic communities as well. So, I am not sure how BW are being vilified for something all women have happen.
BW are very very very loyal to the legal system. It's ingrained in their DNA since childhood that if the man you choose is, for whatever reason, not doing what you think and say he's supposed to be doing, the white dude with the gavel who you really respect and treat with more irreverence than your man will make sure you are at least getting something or your man will have to get with the program.
That's a generalization and your personal belief. Many Black women never have to deal with the legal system -- so it's not ingrained in their DNA - because they had parents and a father that protected and taught them/showcased them what a man does and is supposed to do. Your argument can go for women of all races - which means they are under the system of white patriarchy just like both women and men of all races in the USA.
I don't know you what you mean about the "white man with the gavel" over our man --- cause I have never had to deal with what you are alluding BW do. Neither has any Black woman I personally know. What I do know and I assume you are talking about is again child support and some type of domestic issue. The BM I know, date and was raised by wouldn't even need to be taken to court or anything of the like - they would give and do whatever is needed - based on what type of quality of life they would like their child to have. So, I can't speak on it. I wouldn't even entertain a man who would put his child or child's mother through issues to take care of their child.
And basically what it comes down to is I really believe women want to be able to fukk who they want when they want and do not want to be held solely accountable/responsible for bringing life into the earth and these white mfs have provided them the means and game to do this. It's crazy to me, women honestly believe they should be allowed to completely dictate the terms and outcome of sex but do not believe they're in turn fully accountable for what comes with that, all because of what a caucasian man says.
So crazy. Because, it's always the same argument from men who think like you. A child has to be taken care of. The man also had the option to not have sex unprotected - but he did. But, wait...what if the judge is Black though? All and all, it's about taking care of the child.
I don't even want to go back and forth - we will have to agree to disagree.
I really believe women would behave entirely different if the legal system had zero say in sexual dynamics. I also believe there'd be much less single mothers, less broken marriages and better decision making if they had to be really out there with no system backing them.
You are entitled to your opinion. I feel like if more men elect to get vasectomies earlier until they are ready to have children - a lot of things would change. Also, be more adamant about using protection at all times - things would change too. Taking responsibility for their actions and not blaming the woman and placing it all on her - for her choice to have sex with them.
A patriarchal system would provide much more discipline, structure and direction. There would be a lot less single motherhood in a patriarchy, less divorce and just overall less chaos. In a patriarchal society you'd also see alot less intrusion from outsiders as we'd have a lot better understanding of how to build and defend independent systems ourselves than what we have now, etc, etc, etc. Studies show that in this society children do significantly better under a single father than a single mother, mostly because you need the structure, discipline and direction of a strong man to keep you on the right path in this society.
I don't know about the single father study - can you share the link/resource?
Wouldn't a father being married to their mother -- married in the home be the same thing though. Especially, having a father who is the main and only breadwinner. Most of the people I know come from two parent homes - who had their fathers be very active in their life and were the only or main breadwinner --- those same people share the same story as me. Which is -- we were placed on the right path and was supported by both parents (financially/emotionally) until we were able to successfully be on our own. As well, as leaving or attempting to leave businesses, trust or good life insurances in forms trust with age and purchase provisions.
That means BM have to get back to being the main/only breadwinners and continue to get their grind on and figure out a way to get themselves in the position to take care of their families in a certain way that can allow them to truly provide and prepare their families for all stages of life.
Many already do and I find that the ones that do - don't have any issues or hold any ill-feelings against BW, their wives or if it doesn't work out -- their child's mother.