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Gay Marriage - A Long-Term Silver Lining? - EverRespect - 07-01-2015 09:15 AM 3-year-old boy had been on park swing for 2 days when he was found dead, officials say Quote:The death of a 3-year-old boy found dead on a Maryland park swing has been ruled a homicide. http://wtkr.com/2015/07/01/3-year-old-boy-had-been-on-park-swing-for-2-days-when-he-was-found-dead-officials-say/ Another example of how the court system works against men. Despite this woman's history, they refused to give the father custody. Kudos to dad for looking out for the child's best interest and at least trying to do something about it. The judge, the mother, and the mother's attorney are to blame. Unfortunately, the court systems are so slanted in favor of the woman, it doesn't matter. Hopefully, over time, gay marriage can bring out the positive change in the judicial system to look at these cases rationally instead of through knee-jerk reactionism. Afterall, they can't use gender bias for custody and divorce settlement rulings when both parties are the same sex. They'll have to change their methods. RE: Gay Marriage - A Long-Term Silver Lining? - UofMemphis - 07-01-2015 09:20 AM Which do you want, big govt sticking it's nose into everyone's business, or small govt?...seems your opinion changes article to article. RE: Gay Marriage - A Long-Term Silver Lining? - EverRespect - 07-01-2015 09:26 AM (07-01-2015 09:20 AM)UofMemphis Wrote: Which do you want, big govt sticking it's nose into everyone's business, or small govt?...seems your opinion changes article to article. Wut? The post is about the family court system and their biases. Family court system is not going away and due to the fact that their job is to make judgements, they are sticking their nose into your business no matter the outcome. My opinion is that perhaps the custody and divorce award determination process will have to change given the bias cannot be implemented when the parties either both have a va-gina or neither have a va-gina. This thread has nothing to do with the size of government. RE: Gay Marriage - A Long-Term Silver Lining? - EverRespect - 07-01-2015 10:21 AM An interesting take with links, though I would guess what will happen is judges will simply apply a double standard ruling fairly in gay cases while continuing the bias against men in heterosexual cases: Quote:Same sax marriage is a good idea that heterosexual men have a vested interest in supporting, because it will be followed rapidly by same sex divorce, and possibly offer a solution to unfair marriage, divorce and child custody laws, which currently discriminate harshly against men in favor of women. Same sex divorce strips gender out of the equation, long used to justify legal discrimination against men. Feminist organizations in particularoppose equality when it comes to parenting after divorce, casting men as likely abusers of children, despite evidence that demonstrates women perpetrate most domestic violence against children, and children are more likely to be murdered by their mothers. http://www.avoiceformen.com/mens-rights/why-straight-men-should-support-gay-marriage/ RE: Gay Marriage - A Long-Term Silver Lining? - shiftyeagle - 07-01-2015 10:42 AM (07-01-2015 09:20 AM)UofMemphis Wrote: Which do you want, big govt sticking it's nose into everyone's business, or small govt?...seems your opinion changes article to article. I'm not even sure you actually read anything. RE: Gay Marriage - A Long-Term Silver Lining? - CardFan1 - 07-01-2015 10:54 AM When They legally "marry" do one of Them take the others last name ? And do the parents of those call Them Son or Daughter in law ? And what about kids.........................? RE: Gay Marriage - A Long-Term Silver Lining? - shiftyeagle - 07-01-2015 11:39 AM (07-01-2015 10:54 AM)CardFan1 Wrote: When They legally "marry" do one of Them take the others last name ? And do the parents of those call Them Son or Daughter in law ? And what about kids.........................? Stop with your patriarchal shitlordness. RE: Gay Marriage - A Long-Term Silver Lining? - DefCONNOne - 07-01-2015 07:53 PM (07-01-2015 10:54 AM)CardFan1 Wrote: When They legally "marry" do one of Them take the others last name ? And do the parents of those call Them Son or Daughter in law ? And what about kids.........................? Well, when Brittney Griner married Glory Johnson their names were Glory Johnson-Griner and Brittney Griner-Johnson. So my guess is, they'll go with the dual hyphenated names. RE: Gay Marriage - A Long-Term Silver Lining? - UConn-SMU - 07-01-2015 08:00 PM I was divorced many years ago and can verify the system is slanted against men. Guilty until proven innocent. A family member of mine got divorced in Baton Rouge, LA and he faced two choices: 1) pay 50% of his income to his ex-wife for child support (two kids), or 2) sign away all parental rights and not see the kids until they turned 18 Sadly, he chose #2. |