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June 17, 2018
Focus on fathers behind bars on Father's Day
Last month, to mark Mother's Day, I collected in this post a lot of commentary about mothers in prison. I have noticed far less comparable commentary to mark Father's Day (perhaps because everyone is busy debating what Phil Mickelson did yesterday). But I have seen these two new pieces authored by Pat Nolan:
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From Fox News here, "Father's Day in prison separates families — Let's remember them"
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From Townhall here, "Fathers Day Is Important — Even for Fathers in Prison"
June 17, 2018 at 01:36 PM | Permalink
Comments
It can go both ways.
Life can get better with a father back home, if he is relatively normal.
If father has antisocial personality disorder and/or active addiction, it can plunge the family into a horror movie.
I do not appreciate the lack of balance or even of just quality, ethical journalism in this pro-criminal, lawyer propaganda bullshit.
Posted by: David Behar | Jun 18, 2018 8:17:26 AM
@David
And what about female dad's? Seems to me they are yet another minority that you and the rest of the justice system refuses to take seriously.
https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/8461332/madonna-fathers-day-photos-2018
Posted by: Daniel | Jun 18, 2018 12:35:13 PM
@Daniel
Female Dads are an unmitigated catastrophe for children. Bastards like Obama had male proxies, like a middle class grandfather, and did well.
Posted by: David Behar | Jun 18, 2018 2:42:55 PM
