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When both parents are educated and employed, and the children are with both, there is no justification for child support. The theory behind child support is that the child's quality of life must remain the same when they live with both parents. But if one parent makes 90k and the other makes 40k, then naturally the parents with the higher income *should* be rewarded with the option to give their children a better life. Its the point of earning a higher income / working harder. Child support is e…
/r/MGTOW24/06/21 12:28 PM
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She was just exploiting a system i was unaware of or ignorant of. Her character is questionable, but it is what it is. The system is the problem. I had a friend from college who was running for judge just recently. I made sure to tell him my story. Unfortunately though, he lost his race to a young female lawyer whose campaign revolved around her experiences volunteering at cat shelters. Ugh.
/r/MGTOW11/06/21 12:52 PM
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Oh the process is so horribly rigged towards the responsible and the earners in the household. The baseline assumption is that the woman is contributing to her maximum potential in regards to the house - even if she does no chores, pays no bills, and even works (but makes less income). My ex didn't do shit around the house, didn't pay any bills, didn't really contribute to her 401k, or any taxes, and did have a full time job. Yet the mediator made me sacrifice my savings, my retirement, pay her …
/r/MGTOW09/06/21 04:10 PM
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Been there, done that. Boy does this bring back some sour memories. I remember how naïve i was about the process. My ex claimed it would be amicable. We decided to go to mediation to lower the costs. The first deposit was 2500$ and i paid it. I remember thinking - i wonder if the lawyers will really need all of that? That money evaporated in the first month.. At the end, i still got off easy compared to some dudes. The one thing that bothered me is that i was given the responsibility for paying …
/r/MGTOW09/06/21 01:06 PM
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There was a lawsuit and settlement called the Pigford Farms case that was against the USDA for doing exactly this - discriminating against farmers based on their race. Because of the case, multiple billions of dollars were dolled out in settlements to nearly anyone who could claim they tried to be a farmer in 1987 or earlier. It turned into a giant scam, as you can imagine. Obama even added money to the settlement to continue the scam. I can't see the government actually doing something like thi…
/r/MGTOW27/05/21 10:11 AM
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I worked 8 years for a large manufacturing company - in the corporate / IT area of the busniness. My god the stories i could share about woman. My favorite were the LEAN projects. If you don't know what LEAN is, its a tool/technique for reducing waste and downtime in a process. It is very effective in manufacturing and could even be applied to admin processes, theoretically. What i learned, however, is that even this simple process could be perverted to the nth degree once you introduced it to w…
/r/MGTOW19/05/21 05:40 PM
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People forget that the traditional structure was not just about marriage, but arranged marriages. That entire principle has been discarded in our society. But please do consider that it did have its merits. Think about it - parents raise their sons to be responsible, effective contributors to society. They raise their daughters to be good homemakers and mothers. Those children then are paired off, by the parents, in marriages where both kids are of roughly equal worth/status. The parents, who ha…
/r/MGTOW24/02/21 02:43 PM
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