Russi Response To The Radical Destruction Of Society

This article was written in response to the radical destruction of society in Russia. Divorce rates, homeless children and abortions were all part of this disruption which was followed by death threats, convenience and profit. Men were given the opportunity to marry and divorce in a matter of minutes, this created a problem for everyone. Woman were stuck raising the children or are thrown out to the streets for lack of support. Children suffered the most during this process, they fell into the wrong paths by becoming criminals or drug addicts. Many Communist claimed that children were the reason for all the failed marriages. Peasant women in villages were shamed for choosing to abort and some divorced in fear of getting killed. Other women found …show more content…
The article was sent to Mr.Rense to expose the controversial discussion of marriage and children in Soviet Russia and the likeness to modern-day American liberal reforms. There were many people taking a stand for what they believed was causing this disastrous period. I was amazed when I read the article, I had no idea that something like this happened in Russia. This generated stress, uncertainty and terror to many, I am curious to know of anyone who tried leaving Russia. I can imagine that many homeless children had no idea on how to deal with this situation, I feel like many had to conform to groups where they were socially accepted and unfortunately it wasn’t the right path. I wonder how many of those kids got any help after the new law was enforced and what how many people decided to marry after the law was put into place. Reading this article made me realize that the meaning of marriage has changed throughout the years and that many cultures have a different point of view. In the U.S we have welcomed interracial marriage and same sex marriage, whereas at this time that would be probably be frowned