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Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by sonnny1
Non-custodial fathers,Divorced fathers commit suicide because no doubt they suffer manic depression,from having to deal with a corrupt gender biased judicial system,where 90% of mothers get primary placement,based on Gender.
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by sonnny1
What rubbish! In your view, non-custodial fathers would'nt commit suicide if they never saw the inside of a Family Court! You're probably right......because then they would be able to keep all of the shared assets of the marriage so they can economically abuse their ex wives and children to no end.
Non-custodial fathers commit suicide because no doubt they suffer manic depression and refuse to seek psychological help. Some do it just for spite; some do it and take their kids with them.
Originally posted by CobraCommander
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by sonnny1
What rubbish! In your view, non-custodial fathers would'nt commit suicide if they never saw the inside of a Family Court! You're probably right......because then they would be able to keep all of the shared assets of the marriage so they can economically abuse their ex wives and children to no end.
Non-custodial fathers commit suicide because no doubt they suffer manic depression and refuse to seek psychological help. Some do it just for spite; some do it and take their kids with them.
I thought parents killing children was off-topic.
And a man committing suicide because he has lost his family, doesn't much matter if it was because of Family Court or a car accident. It is more than many men can bear.
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by CobraCommander
How on earth did you figure that one out? Since when did the military have anything to do with the child support system and the Family Courts?
Let me tell you.....if a non-custodial parent is jobless and complains he can't pay child support because he's unemployed for 2 years or more.....the Military IS the best option for him. Some good old fashioned bootcamp will force him to grow up real fast; it will teach him to have pride and respect for both family AND country! He will quickly learn to appreciate whats more valuable in life instead of whining on a public message board about child support and their ex wives.
Don't like the idea? Get a friggin job! And I don't care if it's fruit picking, cleaning dishes or some other menial job with minimal pay.
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by CobraCommander
Well, good for you.......every family has their "secrets" and their dysfunctions. 10 years is a long time and time sometimes has a way of healing past transgressions. The relationship between your father and yourself is a private matter and not for anyone to judge.
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by sonnny1
Parents (or anyone else for that matter) who murder children, no matter who they belong to, are sick dogs that should be put in front a firing squad fullstop!
Originally posted by bluemirage5
the Military IS the best option for him. Some good old fashioned bootcamp will force him to grow up real fast; it will teach him to have pride and respect for both family AND country! He will quickly learn to appreciate whats more valuable in life instead of whining on a public message board about child support and their ex wives.
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by sonnny1
Parents (or anyone else for that matter) who murder children, no matter who they belong to, are sick dogs that should be put in front a firing squad fullstop!
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by CobraCommander
I have a much better insight in to economics and poverty than you think. So don't assume anything.
A man is better off in the military if it means he could avoid jail. What a great idea, judges giving those that choice! Careful.....it might just happen! Of those who are above 45, assuming thats close off for military age in your country, can go clean soldier's boots, make their beds and clean their toilets for all I care. There's plenty of other duties within the military they can physically do or perhaps go work for their local council and clean up the streets. There are plenty on disability that are able enough; if only we have cameras watching what some of them are really capable of doing behind the authorities backs and have'nt been caught yet.
So you want to guess that most men avoiding child support are middle aged? Try the age is across the spectrum!
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by CobraCommander
I told you before and I'll say it again. Neither you nor I can get in to the mind of your father. The relationship between you both after a 10 year absence is a private matter.
I'm assuming your father paid his child support to your mother without arrears and was part of your life regularly until you became an adult ? It's not a question you need to answer here so don't answer it.
Originally posted by Erica1631
My goodness, this is a heated issue. I did not expect this thread to get this much traction.
I have pretty much given up on child support because the system failed my children numerous times. He is over $34,000.00 in arrears and literally goes out of his way to hide his money. I would be willing for him to purchase the items the children need, so he would not feel that the money is going somewhere other than my children's needs. It had been mentioned earlier in the thread that a Child Support Card should be considered and I am for that if it would give him incentive to pay.