[Fido969]

I have never seen anything like this since CBS' Rathergate. PBS is going to air a radical feminist documentary about evil fathers - so full of holes you could drive a truck through the lies and half-truths - and when called on it PBS is stonewalling.

This is a worth while thing for folks to get invoved in.

[gondramB]

Did anybody see this yet?

The local review made it sound like it was mainly critical of the courts.

[Sender]

The whole 'breaking the silence' thing reeks of sensationalist feminism. The vast majority of Dads are just that; Dads. Good ones too.

[sourcery]

Demand that Congress defund and defang PBS.

[BipolarBob]

The liberal anti-God left would like nothing more than break up the family unit.

[King Prout]

there was something on this posted on FR a few days ago

[USPatriette]

Wait, wait, wait a sec. If it is painting all fathers with the same brush that's one thing, but if it is addressing a real problem, even one that affects a minority of children, why is that bad? I haven't seen it, but it sounds possible that it's not actually "anti-father," just anti- bad father." No?

[coop71]

I just hope people actually watch the documentary before firing off about it. I know, PBS is just so...predictable. Still, I'll hold off on nasty-grams to the network until I've actually watched it and judged for myself.

[SmoothTalker]

As much as I hate to admit it, they have a point! Fathers aren't important. Look to the black community. 80% of those kids are born out of wedlock and most of 'em have absentee fathers. The kids are doing great! They do well in school, make lots of money, and do a great job staying out of jail.

[kublia khan]

Thanks Newt; you had 'em by the throat but you wouldn't close your fist.

I guess I'm like Gulliani; I don't forget.

[VeniVidiVici]

Wonder if they'll include a film clip of that woman who killed her sons by throwing them into SanFran bay?

Ooohhhhh. Fathers! Got it.