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It's not as if he gave them the child to do hard labor for them or plow their fields. It was because they could not have one themselves and they wanted one to love and care for. It's not HIS child it's the lesbian couples child.
Originally posted by RalagaNarHallas
reply to post by AQuestion
ah the easiest way to find out some ones argument is not working they drop the "your like the nazi's"line
(looks around for goose stepping but sees none)
why do you think that the women in this case should bear no financial burden? you feel like enlightening us to what happened to you to make you hate men so much so we could at least try to find out from a psychological stand point why you feel the way you do and have such a strong conviction on this issue
Originally posted by fallow the light
reply to post by AQuestion
lol Ok I'm done here.
I refuse to demean my brain with your ignorant, spin fueled by your hatred for men.
Your such a silly guss.
Originally posted by windword
reply to post by AQuestion
You think life is so sacred, yet you think the gift of life is slavery!?
Except for the fact that this man knew who the recipient of his sperm was, how is this man any different than any of the other 100's of 1,000 of sperm donors. Is donating sperm to barren couple wrong in your world?
When the parents of an adoptive child divorces, should the state go after the birth parents? What about in vitro and surrogate mothers?
Besides, the man didn't give the couple a person. He gave them a cup of man juice. The chance of actual fertilization was just that, chance. Then the pre-natal care of the mother had everything to do with development of the fetus into a child and the safe and healthy birth of the (wanted) baby.
Godwin’s Law is an internet adage that is derived from one of the earliest bits of Usenet wisdoms, which goes “if you mention Adolf Hitler or Nazis within a discussion thread, you’ve automatically ended whatever discussion you were taking part in.”
Originally posted by RalagaNarHallas
reply to post by AQuestion
well thankfully for me the law supports my thought process as again per the nazi comment check out the link in fact ill post it here for ya so you can see it
Godwin’s Law is an internet adage that is derived from one of the earliest bits of Usenet wisdoms, which goes “if you mention Adolf Hitler or Nazis within a discussion thread, you’ve automatically ended whatever discussion you were taking part in.”
it was a business arrangement not sex all parties knew what was on the table and the woman is trying to re write the rules after shes loosing at the game of life.
why are you so hung up on abortion in a child support topic and what does me supporting the law of the land of the united states have to do with this topic ,as to you being male being an excuse for why you wouldnt hate them well i seem to remember a few black members of the kkk thinking that the klan was just fine and dandy.
www.urbandictionary.com...
you seem to be one of these types allbeit you seem to have harbored rage possibly from raising your step child as you feel the man who fathered her didnt live up to his obligations(or had the financial burden of such a child placed on your shoulders. so congratulations at least we got to the bottom of your issue and the healing can begin now this was a big step pat your self on the back.
Originally posted by alfa1
Could be worse.
This guy went to jail for not paying child support, and he's not even the biological father at all.
Rule 1 : Men have no rights, except to pay $$$.
Hatley had sat in a Cook County jail since June 25, 2008, even though a special assistant state attorney general and the judge knew Hatley was not the child’s biological father
Originally posted by chishuppu
AQuestion you actually made me login in. You sir are a useless troll, you don't even try to be imaginative you just trollallololol. You can stop with the nonsense now because it actually getting annoying, if we go by your thinking then that would mean that if I don't a kidney then I would be responsible for that kidney for life including its care. If I donate money and it is used for wrong doing the I would be liable. He donated sperm and she could have easily ate it, but she decided to use it to create a life. He is no responsible for the action taken by her and her partner, they decided to have a child and that child is their responsibility not his.
Originally posted by chishuppu
reply to post by AQuestion
when you donate you give up rights to what ever you have donated, the responsibility now becomes the receivers.edit on 29-10-2012 by chishuppu because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by AQuestion
Originally posted by chishuppu
reply to post by AQuestion
when you donate you give up rights to what ever you have donated, the responsibility now becomes the receivers.edit on 29-10-2012 by chishuppu because: (no reason given)
Dear chishuppu,
I agree, you give up the rights, that does not mean you stop being responsible, You never stop being responsible for your choices or actions or their effects, no until another takes responsibility for them an not even then.
Originally posted by chishuppu
Originally posted by AQuestion
Originally posted by chishuppu
reply to post by AQuestion
when you donate you give up rights to what ever you have donated, the responsibility now becomes the receivers.edit on 29-10-2012 by chishuppu because: (no reason given)
Dear chishuppu,
I agree, you give up the rights, that does not mean you stop being responsible, You never stop being responsible for your choices or actions or their effects, no until another takes responsibility for them an not even then.
Thats just silly and you should be ashamed of yourself for lacking common sense at your age.
Dear shichuppa, I do feel bad, I feel so bad for asking people to take personal responsibility for their action. Wait, maybe I don't, maybe I think we should take responsibly for our choices.