With the advent of no-fault divorce and a consistent campaign against masculinity, fatherhood became a problem. While women were properly entering the work force and college in record numbers, fathers were still left out of the picture at home. Women and men now work outside the home, but men as fathers are still shown to be bumbling drones in the household. We believe as fact that mothers provide nurturing and emotional support best and fathers provide discipline and financial support best. Don't tell me there are too many bills for the committee to consider, we have all seen that fatherlessness is a serious social problem.
Fathers pay child support in a plethora of ways.
In Georgia, fathers pay their support through payroll deduction even if they are not in default. Collecting child support is top priority for governments, making sure fathers and children spend time together is not. We're allowed to whine about the Braves losing another World Series, but not about having to continually fight to see our children. A first step in ending the war on fatherhood is acknowledging that fathers matter. In the last decade there have been more than fifty new books about fathers.