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Yes it should be illegal and if proven then the other person should forfeit all assets in a divorce if the spouse pushes for it.
I also think it should be punishable with prison time.
No fault divorce should be 100% eliminated and divorces should be much harder to obtain. Adultery and physical abuse of the spouse or children should be the only reasons. Fault in the case of a divorce should have criminal trial level requirements for proof of guilt. Otherwise it would be far too easy to fake it, as is often the case for civil trials. Basically, fault would need to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt and heresay or eyewitness testimony would not be valid.
So mental abuse and the terror that brings is completely cool with you?
"My feelings got hurt," can never be proven in a court of law. Emotional abuse has never been considered a criminal unless it was also accompanied by physical abuse.
Emotional abuse is rarely ever done by itself in a vacuum with zero physical abuse, not even by women.
People are awarded damages for pain and suffering regularly, and we criminalize all kinds of things we perceive to cause emotional damage. Stalking and public lewdness are crimes for example.
Fair enough, then I would be okay here if you could prove it with the same standards as a criminal trial.
I don't believe civil trial requirements are enough for anything to provide reasons for divorce. It must be "beyond all reasonable doubt."
My end goal is to make marriage a religious institution again.
My end goal is to keep your religion out of my marriage. Except my goal is already a reality and yours is DOA in every legislative body in this country.
Well not every legislative body. I could see you getting some buy in with like minded government officials in the local sharia influenced areas of Minnesota and Michigan.
Why did you get married? For tax benefits? Because that's the only legitimate secular reason for marriage. If they got rid of tax benefits, would you get married if you didn't have to?
If they got rid of common law marriage such that two people could live together without ever getting married forever, would you do this?
I really could not honestly care what atheists and agnostics do, I don't want any of them making a mockery of marriage. I'm perfectly okay with making it easier to live without marriage provided that's far harder to get divorced if you do.
You would care what atheists and agnostics do when they outnumber you and force **** like gender ideology on you and your kids/grandkids using the precedent you want to set.
They don't have kids so I'm not particularly concerned about them long term. They will breed themselves out soon enough.
Yet the percent of Americans who identify as religious continues to decline. Don't hand your hat on that.
This has become flat in recent years, especially on the evangelical side. I believe the only groups that remain above replacement are white evangelical Protestants who are also socially conservative, the Amish, Mormons, Islam, and Orthodox Jews. Every other group is now below replacement, with leftists way below replacement.
Believe it or not, but not all children of religious parents are religious. That is where you are losing out.
Behavioral genetics studies generally disprove this statement. Religiosity is genetic. In other words, how religious you are, regardless of religion, is genetic.
What has happened with many former Christians is that they are now devout leftists. There is a reason people refer to cultural Marxism as a religion and not a normal political ideology.
Their kids are still religious, they are just devout to the leftist religion unfortunately.
We know this from identical twin studies where identical twins raised in different households were exactly the same level of devout to the religion or denomination they were raised in. Conversely, from adoptive sibling studies, how they were raised didn't matter and the siblings were generally devout or not similar to their biological parents.