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| 3 | First Amendment challenge to broad gag order on family court litigants - in the Washington Post. This issue is mainstream now.No, "a prior" is correct. A prior restraint is where a person is ordered not to speak and is disfavored for 1st Amendment reasons. The reasoning is that the 1st Amendment guarantees free speech, with exceptions carved out (ex. can't yell fire in crowded theatre"). Prior restraint is the opposite and sort of says "you don't have free speech and need to fight for that right even though the 1st Amendment says otherwise." | /r/MensRights | 31/12/14 04:05 AM |
| 2 | r/MensRights Help me Construct a Legal argument for the man's right to "Financial Abortion"A few more suggestions: "Financial abortion" is the end goal, but there are many steps along the way that must be taken before that ever becomes a reality. Child support reform is a step that would need to be achieved before financial abortion. Same with male rape victims not having to pay child support. To get to the end of a road you need to start at the beginning. Feminists didn't start advocating their 2013 platform in 1913. They worked to get voting rights, and moved on from there. MRA's sh… | /r/MensRights | 13/03/13 02:49 AM |
| 0 | r/MensRights Help me Construct a Legal argument for the man's right to "Financial Abortion"I would argue that "consent to sex" does not equal consent to "raise and support a child". Women can choose abortion or adoption to avail themselves of those responsibilities. A man should have similar options. Furthermore, providing semen does not necessarily provide the consent either. See sperm donation. Similarly, surrogacy provides a way for a woman to be impregnated, give birth, and also not have financial or legal responsibilities for a child. Try to show that sex/conception/birth/sperm a… | /r/MensRights | 13/03/13 02:33 AM |
| 3 | r/MensRights Help me Construct a Legal argument for the man's right to "Financial Abortion"seanicasxc has a good point. The State has an interest in keeping people off the public take. This is the reason for child support. If someone doesn't pay, everyone pays through taxes, increased crime, and so on. "Financial abortion" just isn't going to happen (in the next 30+ years). A suggestion to anyone to anyone seeking to support the cause: work on your branding. The term "abortion" is a lightening rod for several reasons. Think along the lines of "right to life" and "right to choose" for … | /r/MensRights | 13/03/13 02:15 AM |
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