Every third German baby born out of wedlock

TheLocal.de ^ | 15 Jul 2016 17:00 GMT+02:00

[elpadre]

are we talking about the native Germans or all the non-Germans who are now German? The hyphenated German?

[Moltke]

Feminist-driven divorce laws will keep any sane man from getting married... of course once that is recognized the laws get extended to “partnerships”... and then the birth rate keeps dropping and dropping... Duh!

[Olog-hai]

Thatcher did not want it to come down, frankly. She remarked, “We beat the Germans twice, and now they’re back”.

[Olog-hai]

Found this in the Grundgesetz:

Men and women shall have equal rights. The state shall promote the actual implementation of equal rights for women and men and take steps to eliminate disadvantages that now exist.

That is Article 3, Section 2.

It echoes Article 122 of the USSR’s 1936 constitution, Article 35 of the 1977 USSR constitution, and Article 48 of Red China’s constitution.

[familyop]

"Since muslims rarely have out of wedlock births, it must be even higher than a third amon whites."

Muslim men are permitted and sometimes even encouraged to do so with non-Muslims. It tends to further their military-political-religious directive, especially in nations where swarthy men have been and are much preferred by groups of reveling, feminist women for such trendy, nocturnal activities. There have been similar complaints from religious folks in Italy for decades about such activity being popular with their daughters.

[familyop]

It’s like the Nazi Lebensborn program but for the opposite purpose.

[dp0622]

Yeah, my nieces know they would have to leave the country because uncle Mark could never find out.

[familyop]

Our recent western cultural mistakes have taken a terrible toll, and all families have been affected.

[GOPJ]

Another sign Germany’s becoming a hellhole.

[Intolerant in NJ]

Shocking - but less than half the rate of black illegitimacy in this country.....

[Olog-hai]

East German illegitimacy is about 60 percent. And they lived under de jure communism for 41 years.

[Moltke]

Art. 3(2) GG originally was only the first sentence. The rest was (had to be) added in 1994 after the Constitutional Court decided to legislate and decreed that active measures were needed to ensure their vision of sentence 1.

The reality of how divorce laws are implemented by the courts to the disadvantage of men long predates that amendment. It goes back to the '70s womens movement, inspired no doubt by the heated US ERA movement of the time. And then the German birthrate took a nosedive. Quelle surprise, eh?