Thousands Of Dads Left Shocked As DIY Paternity Tests Soar

[The Lawspeaker]

Source Link: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...

[Dick]

NPEs have been going on since the dawn of time

[ixulescu]

thousands of how many tested? what's the percentage?

[The Lawspeaker]

thousands of how many tested? what's the percentage?

The video doesn't mention that but the number, in itself, is quite shocking. I think paternity tests should be made standard as a prerequisite for reporting the birth of a child.

[ixulescu]

The video doesn't mention that but the number, in itself, is quite shocking. I think paternity tests should be made standard as a prerequisite for reporting the birth of a child.

I don't think so. It's better for the child to be raised by a family instead of a single parent.

I have no idea how much of a problem this really is. And the magnitude of this issue most likely differs from country to country.
So before I explode in anger I'll wait for some statistics.

[The Lawspeaker]

I don't think so. It's better for the child to be raised by a family instead of a single parent.

I have no idea how much of a problem this really is. And the magnitude of this issue most likely differs from country to country.
So before I explode in anger I'll wait for some statistics.

I think that those men who raise someone else's children without their knowledge have, effectively, been the victims of fraud and, yes, those children should be given to the mother who then has to give the victim of fraud due compensation (both financially and emotionally). She should receive no handouts from the State and no money from her ex.

[ixulescu]

I think that those men who raise someone else's children without their knowledge have, effectively, been the victims of fraud and, yes, those children should be given to the mother who then has to give the victim of fraud due compensation (both financially and emotionally). She should receive no handouts from the State and no money from her ex.

This punishes the child more than the perpetrator.

The best thing is to choose the marriage partner wisely.
I don't want the state to solve every domestic problem.

[The Lawspeaker]

This punishes the child more than the perpetrator.

The best thing is to choose the marriage partner wisely.
I don't want the state to solve every domestic problem.

No. It would punish the perpetrator. The child can always be taken away and be awarded to other parents with the mother still being held financially responsible.
The State has been used to crush fathers (and men in general), now let the State be used to exact justice.

[Phenix]

Most shocking info of the day, and to continue the good news flow, some countries forbid paternity tests (like France) forcing men to accept cuckolding alloparenting. Ultimate humiliation form designed just for you, I read in an old statistic that the paternity fraud are somewhat in the range of 1% to 5% around the world.

Nearly half of men who take paternity test are not the real father

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co...group-12399580

One in 50 British fathers unknowingly raises another man's child

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/family/p...er-mans-child/

[ixulescu]

The State has been used to crush fathers (and men in general)

True, that's why I want the least amount of state intervention in domestic disputes.