SaintBio Archive

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54	The University of Southern California has taken down an academic article documenting that men, on average, serve 63 percent longer prison sentence than women for the same crimes. This study seems really weak. Be careful with what you draw from it as 'fact'. You shouldn't blindly follow any study, even if it's conclusions support your worldview, until you look at the methodology. A few problems I caught: The study only looked at federal sentencing. This is problematic on two levels. First, federal crimes are an extreme minority. In 2017, there were 1,719 state prisons compared to 102 federal prisons. Out of the 2.3 million people incarcerated in the USA, only 225,000 are …	/r/MensRights	16/12/18 05:13 AM
2	Man will have to pay child support sfter his ex forged a signature to release frozen embryo from IVF clinic. His claim of negligence against the clinic has been denied... Typically, no. The court wants to look at the case before it, and the parties involved in it. If the woman wanted to later argue that the she shouldn't pay, the clinic should, the court would likely tell her that they don't care. The reason being, courts typically try to focus very narrowly on the matter before them. Whether or not the clinic is liable really wouldn't concern the court unless someone else brought the clinic before the court as a defendant (the man could have sued the woman and t…	/r/MensRights	06/10/17 10:01 PM
-2	Man will have to pay child support sfter his ex forged a signature to release frozen embryo from IVF clinic. His claim of negligence against the clinic has been denied... That's not true. A bank, or any other creditor, can't claim against the woman if it would deprive the child of its basic necessities. But, that's besides the point because you seem to believe that the bank and father are comparable in some way. They would never be considered commensurable plaintiffs by any court. The statutes that apply to them are even different (Family Code deals with parental obligations, while a number of other statutes concern creditors/debtors).	/r/MensRights	06/10/17 09:41 PM
0	Man will have to pay child support sfter his ex forged a signature to release frozen embryo from IVF clinic. His claim of negligence against the clinic has been denied... I guess I think you're naive for assuming that people are more likely to reject their own offspring than to find common ground with them, grow to care for them, and possibly love them despite their origin. I'd also say it's extremely reductive and naive to say it it all boils down solely to the woman. It's hard for my to grasp how divorced from humanity you are.	/r/MensRights	06/10/17 09:34 PM
-2	Man will have to pay child support sfter his ex forged a signature to release frozen embryo from IVF clinic. His claim of negligence against the clinic has been denied... That's true. I'd be curious what the data indicates but it's entirely possible that once the father is forced to pay for the child he'll accept that he's a father and act accordingly. May even come to care/love the child.	/r/MensRights	06/10/17 09:32 PM
2	Man will have to pay child support sfter his ex forged a signature to release frozen embryo from IVF clinic. His claim of negligence against the clinic has been denied... How is that fair to the child? The child didn't agree to any of this but now has to live a life without a father? What kind of scars does that leave, knowing your biological father wants nothing to do with you because of something that was not your fault. It's not as easy as saying it's unfair to the father, it's unfair to atleast two people. If you're going to say it's more unfair for one of them, to such an extend that we ignore the other one entirely, then you need to provide a strong substan…	/r/MensRights	06/10/17 08:07 PM
1	Man will have to pay child support sfter his ex forged a signature to release frozen embryo from IVF clinic. His claim of negligence against the clinic has been denied... That's what elections are for, tell your representative you don't approve of this kind of policy. It'll be a hard sell though. Oddly enough I bet liberal politicians would be more open to it than conservative ones, who'd be afraid of disrupting family units.	/r/MensRights	06/10/17 08:03 PM
2	Man will have to pay child support sfter his ex forged a signature to release frozen embryo from IVF clinic. His claim of negligence against the clinic has been denied... Majority of the world does not give legal recognition to surrogacy contracts.	/r/MensRights	06/10/17 08:00 PM
3	Man will have to pay child support sfter his ex forged a signature to release frozen embryo from IVF clinic. His claim of negligence against the clinic has been denied... That's not entirely accurate. Surrogacy contracts in most of the world are illegal. The majority of US states don't have any laws on the legality of surrogacy contracts. So, even if they're not banned you'd still have a hard time arguing that you have a binding contract. In other states, surrogacy 'agreements' are required to be altruistic. Meaning, no payment can be given for them (only support necessary for the child). But if there's no payment, there's no consideration, hence no contract, onl…	/r/MensRights	06/10/17 08:00 PM
2	Man will have to pay child support sfter his ex forged a signature to release frozen embryo from IVF clinic. His claim of negligence against the clinic has been denied... You didn't read the decision, clearly.	/r/MensRights	06/10/17 07:50 PM
13	Man will have to pay child support sfter his ex forged a signature to release frozen embryo from IVF clinic. His claim of negligence against the clinic has been denied... The 'strategy' here was to go after the only related party with assets that could pay for the child. He can't sue the woman for child support, obviously, and he doesn't want to pay. So, the only other party that was even remotely involved was the clinic.	/r/MensRights	06/10/17 07:49 PM
5	Man will have to pay child support sfter his ex forged a signature to release frozen embryo from IVF clinic. His claim of negligence against the clinic has been denied... What judgement has ever allowed a creditor (secured or not) to take precedence over the well-being of a child?	/r/MensRights	06/10/17 07:44 PM
68	Vile bitch gets exposed (by herself) on Facebook for false rape allegations She was also the one who turned the three in. That goes a long long way to reducing her sentence.	/r/PussyPassDenied	20/03/16 08:59 PM
16	Vile bitch gets exposed (by herself) on Facebook for false rape allegations "Method of murder: Stamped to death" OK...	/r/PussyPassDenied	20/03/16 08:57 PM
5	Woman Gets Life Sentence for Forcing 13 year old to touch her breasts It really depends on what type of Judge the person is. Many/most of judges are trained and believe that they are just there to uphold the laws, not create new ones. Even in common law systems this obtains most of the time.	/r/PussyPassDenied	31/12/14 07:49 PM
1	"How can a girl rape a boy" It pretty much is the definition of the concept...	/r/MensRights	25/11/12 03:16 AM
57	"How can a girl rape a boy" Up until December 2011 the FBI operated on the official policy that it was impossible to rape a man. I'd consider that pretty solid evidence of a one sided rape culture.	/r/MensRights	24/11/12 06:00 AM