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Perhaps. Yes, family law is fucked, but also, the other division of law that allows women to assault men without fear of consequences is also fucked. Girl chokes/hits/threatens bus driver, bus driver knocks bitch out... after cops come to haul the bus driver away, is it family law that gets him?
I saw that thread. I think motherfuckers don't understand the gravity of the situation. Hit the bitch: jail. Hold the bitch: she claims the man who knows lots of fighting techniques put her in a magic hold/crank with twice the intensity of Lucius Malfoy's Crucio. Stand your ground, bitch beats the **** out of you. Calling the cops is the only motherfucking option. And the fact that motherfuckers called that cat a ***** is testament to the fact that much like them sheets of paper I tried throw down 10 stories, the gravity of the situation is entirely lost on them.
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Name this alleged division and where it can be found. You are talking societal upbringing and people not applying the laws correctly. What you are describing is called assault and the laws are written to apply equally. It is the people charged with enforcing them that fail, not your "other division of law.."
No, it is the same law that would get them both arrested. See above for the same response...Girl chokes/hits/threatens bus driver, bus driver knocks bitch out... after cops come to haul the bus driver away, is it family law that gets him?
Yes, and if EVERYONE did this from jump the law would be applied equally. Instead, society, NOT THE LAW, has created the perception that women are weaker and should never be hit. Therefore people that should know better do not always apply the laws equally.Calling the cops is the only motherfucking option.The hood mentality is crippling disease, that attacks your nervous system. It makes you nervous of the system. Gangsters and hood rats are especially susceptible to this growth stunting mentality. The hood is where I'm from, but it's not what I am. The hood is where I'm from, but it's not what I am. --Keith David--Ice Cube
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This is truth, to a degree. I was assaulted. During that assault I took reasonable measures to stop being assaulted, reasonable in that I did not strike or in any way escalate the physical altercation. I was arrested and charged with assault because I have martial arts experience and was a man 30kgs heavier than the woman. That I can handle, that "injustice", as such, is "society's" reaction with the intent of protection of a person deemed weaker.
The statement provided police by this woman clearly stated she initiated physical confrontation. It clearly stated that her actions were the reason for the continuation of the altercation. Here is where "society" has conditioned the responses of the police. I was charged despite her own fucking evidence stating that she was the aggressor, purely on account of me being bigger man.
Here is the "to a degree" that I mentioned earlier. I'm not sure if it is the same everywhere, but in cases of DV a woman is protected in what she says on the stand and in her statement. A woman can perjure herself without fear of being charged perjury. In my court case she lied so completely that in any other court of law she would be held in contempt and charged with perjury. She not only lied but got on a soap box about how men who are violent against women should be treated harshly. Fortunately it just destroyed her credibility as a witness to her own fucking story.
The magistrate dismissed the case, noting that an assault did occur that night and it lead to my claim of self defence being upheld.
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I also drafted in word, it didn't seem to like that too much.
And I don't disagree with that, it just wasn't the context of the conversation.
Granted, some things defintiley are more risky than others. In getting married you are risking half of everything you own and earn on being with the one person for the rest of your life. But like I said, if you get it right it's worth it.
And LOL at raising a family being risk free - spend a whole day with my kids and tell me honestly that at no time was your life/health/sanity at risk!
More difficult, sure, but not impossible. But my rant in this instance wasn't necessarily directed at you but people I know who do use this as an excuse. If they put half as much effort into overcoming the obstacles as they did in 'winning' the divorce their kids would be so much better off. But I appreciate that's not where you were coming from.
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haha, God knows, but whatever it is, I don't want it!
It's a bit of both. There are some things that can be changed/levelled and should be fought against. But things don't just change because you point out that they're unfair, you have to do something tangible to change them (which is the point I was getting at). Which is equivalent to running uphill in that metaphor.
There are also plenty of things in life where you just need to suck it up and do the best you can.
Yet culture in itself is not a sentient being capable of holding it's own values. Those values/ideas became worthwhile to the individual members of that culture/society for a reason. And those reasons haven't changed because of advances in entertainment media platforms.
I would say the pervasiveness of TV and pop culture's influence is definitely questionable and amendable. Sure, you're never going to remove it's influence completely but you can alter it's influence (positively or negatively) through your relationship with your children.
Mind, as with some other beliefs I've held about parenting, I very well may be eating those words in a few years.Dum spiro, spero. -
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Ahhhh here is the issue, I am wrong. If you read it, again there are no laws specifically named to protect only women. All of the statuettes are gender neutral. Still, as I said earlier, the application and society laugh at DV against mean. Just like it is a "win" If a 40 year old woman screws a male child, but heinous when if the gender roles are reversed.Last edited by It is Fake; 10/17/2012 9:31am at .
The hood mentality is crippling disease, that attacks your nervous system. It makes you nervous of the system. Gangsters and hood rats are especially susceptible to this growth stunting mentality. The hood is where I'm from, but it's not what I am. The hood is where I'm from, but it's not what I am. --Keith David--Ice Cube
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What the **** is Kelanth? Sounds like a cross between breakfast cereal and two drunk prostitutes. Yummy.
I could explain the name (which is apropriate to the site) but I really don't feel like getting trolled by jnp and It is Fake again.
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The hood mentality is crippling disease, that attacks your nervous system. It makes you nervous of the system. Gangsters and hood rats are especially susceptible to this growth stunting mentality. The hood is where I'm from, but it's not what I am. The hood is where I'm from, but it's not what I am. --Keith David--Ice Cube
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All I want is peace and love
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Kelanth has a point. The Feminazi Straight Agenda has been trying to make men feel like the inferior sex for years as part of their plans to push forward Straight Marriage.
They need men to feel disconnected from each other and unable to respect themselves so that they'll instead turn to WOMEN for sex, allowing women to control men as they have for centuries, through Straight Sex. Women realize they aren't as strong or smart as men normally, so they only way they can exert control over them is through Straight Marriage and Straight Sex. This is why the Straight Agenda is working so hard to suppress gay marriage right now; they realize that some men are starting to see through their smokescreen and stand up for their rights to **** each other.
So Kelanth, since you've also seen through the Feminazi lies, are you DTF?The fool thinks himself immortal,
If he hold back from battle;
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