I don't think this post will get me downvoted. Recall a similar response I gave you on matters of gender relations.

In which post you piously denied all the differences that allegedly make women different and superior.

But since women are in fact superior in certain ways (though not those listed), your post was politically correctness in the face of reality.

Let us suppose you instead had listed the ways that women really are inferior, or merely genuinely different. Then you would have been downvoted to oblivion

For example you piously denied that women are better mothers than men are fathers. How very PC of you

Suppose you had instead said, that men are bad mothers and women are bad fathers, that boys without a natural father are apt to become petty thugs, no matter how much mothering they get, and girls without a natural father are apt to become whores, that it takes a intact marriage to raise a child, you would have been downvoted.

Had you said that women drivers disproportionately cause deadly accidents despite their disproportionately slower, more sober, and more cautious driving, that women have difficulty reading maps and parking cars, that everyone, male or female, hates female bosses in the workplace, you would have been downvoted into utter oblivion.

Tell me, what makes those statements contrary to LW standards while asserting that men are as good at fathering as women are at mothering is OK?

It is true that it is now safe to challenge many of the politically correct beliefs about women that first appeared in Victorian times - but in your post you only challenged those Victorian beliefs that are now safe to challenge. That there is nothing wrong with bastards, and that women are equally capable in many fields where they are obviously not equally capable is Victorian PC, and to challenge that Victorian PC is now even more dangerous than it was in Victorian times.

Although Victorians, unlike moderns, did not suggest that women were equally good at being lumberjacks and firemen and should be equally engaged in competitive team sports, they did, like moderns, pressure people to pretend to believe that women were equally good at being bosses, scientists, musical composers, and mathematicians, and that fatherhood is unimportant.

And, as I recently remarked, some of the 219 censured theses are still censured, or perhaps have been re-censured.