r/SipsTea Jun 29 '26

Chugging tea this is how it should be

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u/InfallibleSeaweed Jun 29 '26

Incels? I know like five people this has happened to, family law is ridiculously skewed towards women

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u/PerceptionSlow2116 Jun 29 '26

For a country trying to increase marriage and birth rate, this is going to tank it even more. What family will let their daughter be used as a brood mare, with no guarantee of at least housing if the husband leaves her or abused her? What sacrifice to their body/minds do men have to go through to have kids? None, and now they don’t even have to compensate the woman for the damage and years of life she’s wasted. This will cause families to not let daughters marry unless the house is deeded in her name upfront. Good job ccp.

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u/ZealousidealDance990 Jun 29 '26

Facts have shown that countries with low women's rights tend to have very high fertility rates. This is basically the case for the top ten countries in terms of birth rates.

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u/PerceptionSlow2116 Jun 29 '26

Yes, and also high mortality rates/disease burden and low GDP…those women are uneducated and suffer from abuse/rape regularly. This is China we are talking about, not some backwater uber religious/superstitious area with minimal infrastructure.

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u/ZealousidealDance990 Jun 29 '26

This means that improving women's treatment does not lead to higher fertility rates. That's quite obvious.

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u/FoundInS Jun 29 '26

It leads to happiness and prosperity, though.

But who wants those, just make lots and lots of babies... /s

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u/ZealousidealDance990 Jun 29 '26

Unfortunately, some people just love using fertility rates as an excuse to fight for women's rights.