The purchased “surrogate mother”

Only now is the work of the Nazis in Germany gaining momentum:

It is a humiliation for the child that two rich men can impose their will on society and pay for a "surrogate mother".

The child is exposed to the uncertainty that is inevitably associated with such a relationship.

Children with certain external characteristics, of a certain gender, have become commodities.

The survival of multiple births has been transferred to the discretion of the person placing the order.

The achievements of bourgeois society, which fundamentally include marriage and family, and the family unit of a man and a woman, are undervalued; this is based on a poorly justifiable concept of freedom. Ms. Döring, too, fails to establish this concept of freedom.

Bourgeois society had surrounded human reproduction with a cultural cloak of protection; the bourgeoisie is tearing it apart.

However, the undoubtedly justified formal legal objections do not address the core of the problem, which concerns the dignity of the child.

Existential questions should not be addressed solely from a formal legal perspective.

One Reply to “The purchased ‘surrogate mother’”

atriebel says:

September 8, 2026 at 5:50 pm

"People need each other. Men need women. Women need men. Children need parents. Parents need children. Families need communities. Independence has never been the highest human good."

That was the real big lie: that liberation meant needing fewer people, bearing fewer responsibilities, and putting ourselves first. Instead, we became more dependent on employers, corporations, universities, government programs, therapists, pharmaceutical companies, and the market – for things that family and neighbors once provided.

And now, 1,17 billion people are said to be living with a mental disorder. The strangest conclusion to draw from this would be that humanity simply needs more psychiatric treatment.

Perhaps people need more life. More family. More marriage. More children. More friendship. More community. More responsibility. More people who depend on them – and more people they can rely on.”

https://tkp.at/2026/09/07/psychische-erkrankungen-bei-frauen/

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