OlderBill O'Reilly: Jennifer Aniston's Remarks Are 'Destructive to Society'
Bill O’Reilly has sounded off after Jennifer Aniston‘s remarks that women can now have children without settling down with men.
“She’s throwing a message out to 12-year-olds and 13-year-olds that, ‘Hey you don’t need a guy. You don’t need a dad,’” Bill said during his show on FOX (via Us Weekly). “That is destructive to our society.”
At a press conference over the weekend, Jen shared, “Women are realizing it more and more knowing that they don’t have to settle with a man just to have that child. Times have changed and that is also what is amazing is that we do have so many options these days, as opposed to our parents’ days when you can’t have children because you have waited too long.”
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Bill O’Reilly is a homophobic idiot who is stuck back in the 1950′s when it comes to Gay Rights and other issues. He and Fox News need to go away.
well she doesn’t have a choice. She’s gonna have to do it without a man
I agree with Bill on this one. Children need a father figure in their lives. The children of single parents are the ones most likely to kick up dickens in the classes I teach. Just having a mother isn’t enough and children need to have a relationship with both parents. I have a wonderful relationship with my father…he has been my rock, my anchor and my motivation…his love for us has enriched our lives. Why should children be denied that just because a woman selfishly decides she doesn’t want a man in her life. I understand that there are reason why women have to raise children alone at times…but most women would rather have a loving husband and father to their children than not have one.
It’s not just her remarks…
Boy I dont want to have to defend Aniston here. But O’Reilly is taking what she said way out of context.
And let’s be clear here, what Aniston is saying is nothing new. We’ve all knows FOR YEARS that women can have kids by themselves. So Im not sure why this is getting any attention. More publicity for her movie I guess. She’s probably smiling from ear to ear thinking she’s said something really relevant and intelligent. I have to laugh at that.
*known*
Bil O’reilly and Sarah Palin Both needed to take a long walk on a short plank.
Oh Please Jennifer did not say anything destructive, many woman are adopting or having children without being married, she can afford to raise a baby on her own and I am sure their will be plenty of great male role models in their lives, look at Brad and Angie they have all these kids and are not married, leave Jennifer alone and move on
I think Jenn was just explaining that children need love and that they can get that from a single-family household. She wasnt saying one was better than another or anything, she was just saying its a possibility in todays world. Which it is.
This guys views are historic…he needs to realize what era we are living in!
Because a bad father is better than no father. Idiot. I think it’s destructive to society to assume women “need” anyone to be successful at life and have productive, healthy kids.
I can’t believe I agree with something O’reilly said. Kids without bio Dads are totally screwed. What she said was sickening. Of course with her money she could never end up homeless but that is not true for most girls.
@melissa:
When Angie started her family, she did it as a single mom. She raised Maddox happily without a man for over three years. She was also probably still single and wasn’t with Brad yet when she started the profess to adopt a child from Ethopia.
@Dawn:
That should be process.
So let me see if I have this right, JENNIFER ANISTON, who not only has never had a child, but can’t even hold onto a fake boyfriend for longer than a movie promotion tour, is now giving advice on MOTHERHOOD! OK, I’ll take her advice when I start taking weight loss tips from Gabby Sidibe.
I have my Phd in Developmental Psychology from Columbia University and research has shown that a strong male figure MUST be present in a child’s life. No, it does NOT need to be a father. It could be any STRONG male figure who is present in the child’s life (e.g. uncle)
being a single parent is hard….i’m pretty sure all those ladies out there who are working 2 jobs to provide for their child really wish they had a man who was there to help them out. so, i’m siding with bill on this one.
please….who is this Billy idiot?
interpreting things way out of context!
she didn’t say “hey 12 year olds, go get pregnant and have a baby!”
come on now…
Never thought I would defend Aniston…but O’Reilly is just blowing like he always does..what an idiot.
@Barren Bitter Aniston:
She’s not giving advice on motherhood. She just said that women don’t need a man to become mothers which she has seen first hand. One of her closest friends, Sheryl Crow, doesn’t have a man and has adopted two children on her own.
Fox, O’Reilly and everyone associated with Fox are all completely assinine basturds.
I have to disagree with the comments about single parent children being disruptive in classes I come from a broken home and my mother raised me on her own with my siblings while working and not once did I get in trouble at school nor did my siblings and not once did we bring the police to her door.
And she did all that without a man helping her, would it have been nice to have a normal family with a loving mother and father and family birthday’s, halloween’s and christmas’s you bet but my sister’s and I am still with our first love’s and are blissfully happy with families of our own more determined to have a happy healthy family full of love.
Bill is right her comments is distructive to society. Kids need their father in their lives. Have she read all the studies about what happen to kids without their fathers?Most of them are in jail and they have issues . She is just bitter because she can’t find a man . How wil she have felt if her Dad was not in her life?
@melissa:
being a single parent and being an unmarried couple are two different things
@Bill is right:
You are so full of it. I bet you believe the “studies” that say that children who grow up in households with gay parents will grow up to be gay themselves.
I honestly laughed out loud when I read what he said.
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