TRP is all about improving yourself and changing your behavior to get better results. That's the reason I love TRP philosophy and why it works.

That said, I've seen a lot of distrust/hate for the US legal system around here that simply isn't productive. Yes, divorce/marriage law is by default a bad deal for most guys. And yes, culturally society favors women. But the courts still work, and complaining won't get you anywhere.

Most of the time, the things that happen in court look like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPjGyJvefd4

Judges are not brainwashed by feminism, at least not yet. Even female judges are able to use logic when applying the law. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6EYxGW0eA0

(and I'm aware that she's acting as an arbitrater, but she's a former judge and representative of how judges act; they focus on logic and facts)

The moral of all this is: learn to use the system. TRP is all about succeeding in your environment. We do this with regards to the SMP, but we need to teach each other to do it in the legal world too.

Some loudmouth at a party hits you? Don't hit her back, call the fucking police. Trust me, a few days (and possibly more) in jail hurts a lot more than your backhand will.

A plate breaks your TV when going psycho? Take her ass to small claims court. I know I'd rather get hit than pay up $300.

The important part is that you don't take it into your own hands. You want to teach her a lesson that she can't get away with stealing your shit? That's what the system is there for, and it works.

Win using our current rules, rather than just writing off the system as oppressive; that's feminism's job.

I want to leave you with this. When you play smart, you can get satisfying results like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g67z_xBe07Q

(Video finds thanks to /r/courtroomjustice and /r/pussypassdenied respectively)