Suddenly? from the first links you posted I said "You linked to things, I tried my best to read them through google translate".
If you want to wait while I learn the language, I'll get back to you, but like I said from what I read there wasn't the implication you put forth.
I mean, your last sentence, that's what I said.
Really? You're really pretending you haven't gone a completely different direction.
>Proof of this?
>Those are all in foreign language and the google translate versions do not indicate anything to what you aluded to "dragging to hell to breast feed".
>There was no "why" in my comment. You linked to things, I tried my best to read them through google translate (lol?) None of them indicated what you implied about being "dragged to hell"
Sorry, but these were your responses and that's far from what "my last sentence" said. You could've just taken it as face value, since you are unable to understand the language, instead you tried to play PhD Google Translate and try to imply that the hardship wasn't mentioned in the said articles and then you further had no amount of humility in realizing you were out of your element and instead never asked anything close to what I wrote there at the end. Viewing it in the whole context of the thread it just seems like you just want to argue from the conclusion you've set for and thus anything rocking with it you'll try to overexert yourself to push away, even when someone speaks about the issue in a specific country, you'll try to pretend you'll be able to deal with the issue written about in a cultural context and a foreign language you can't understand. If numerous articles from the biggest newspapers and nursing specific and research specific sites somehow doesn't make you think it's an actual thing, then you're truly lost. There are numerous ways for you to continue to argue this without trying to pretend to be able to argue norwegian with me. You could argue that even though women will feel pressured by it and it will impact their family life and work situation, "it's the best for the child, even if by not a large margin, it's still the best, and the aggregate netpositive is what we should care about and that's why we should push hard". Then you'd at least not look like you're trying to talk out of your arse, but then you're also committing further to the issue and there's of course more facets to attack.
