Unconstitutional Child Support Builds An American Criminal Subclass
February 8, 2008 by tntalk
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Ahhhhhh! seems America is vanishing … even as u read. boohoo!
Because of the horror of what DHS has done to me and my family I must do what others in similar situations have done throuhout the ages. We must either flee the tyrany or fight for our God-given rights. Because I have no right to have any money, because I have no right to operate a motor vehicle I can not flee. Because I have no right to competent legal counsel, because I have no right to plead in court for my rights or the rights of my children I must fight the only way I have left for I am in the corner.
The term ‘child support’ is just a brainwashing term. Two more correct terms are ‘ex-spousal support’ and ‘feminist mechanism for the transfer of wealth from men to women’
I love this country and hate to see the core of any society (the family) destroyed by feminist men-hating women. It’s almost Satanic.
The Bradley amendment has just about ruined my life, but I won’t hate my country, I will do anything I can to rid this country of feminist-inspired laws like the Bradley amendment.
I had to leave the U.S. over this. My choice was jail or leaving and it wasn’t even for child support but for lawyer fees assigned by a sneaky trick my ex pulled. Everything divorce is now lumped into this and “contempt” is now a perpetual life sentence. I am waiting for the day when the soon to be divorced men start realizing they’ll get less jail time for killing their ex (and a fairer trial) then trying to continue to pay pay pay when they can’t.
That’s great information. I find that it’s hard to get solid advice, but you seem to provide some of the best.
@ Callisto
Amen brother. I agree with killing her and getting a lesser and more fair trial. A shame to say the least.
I am looking at leaving also. I simply refuse to be a slave any longer. I have NEVER seen a more corrupt system that opresses.
Cornel, you can keep this friggin place and I will send you a postcard from a place where I don’t have to fear the cops by walking to the post office to send it.
I am not a direct victim of the system, but my son and I may end up suffering because another woman who wanted a man she couldn’t have chose to keep a child he never wanted nor did he consent to conceive with her.
She has stalked him in the past, in one case violently, tried to contact his friends, family and his ex girl friends and wife even. She moved here to be closer to him even though he told her not to since he wasn’t going to be with her. She is not right in the head and yet he has no way out.
He is my roommate and currently unemployed since his position was out sourced to India two and a half years ago and the job market being so bad here right now. He provides care for my 22 month old son while I am at work, and because of her malice and vindictiveness, I might have to quit my job because he may be arrested for not paying what he doesn’t have. I’ll have to stay home to care for my son. I’ll lose my apartment and me and my son will end up on the street.
All the while she is making $35K+ per year, living with a man she started sleeping with 6 days after she told my roommate she was pregnant and now claiming she makes minimum wage and needs his support for her child, which she neglects and mistreats on a regular basis.
How can this system be removed? I know there are legitimate cases out there that may warrant these tactics, but his is not one of them since the only reason she filed was to try and force him to always be part of her life and keep him suffering by her hand. Change needs to happen and fast before any more good men end up statistics, dead by their own hand because of a debt they cannot pay. What can be done? Something has to be available.
I just came back from an 8 day holiday and this is the first time I thought of leaving the country. I have been fighting my ex for over 10 years and it still is not over. She is still a manipulative, cunning person today. I am a slave to her, having 50% of my check garnished. I know it’s excessive but my lawyer did not look out for me, only for his wallet, so he didn’t fight for me. The last thing he did say to me was that I should have killed her because 1) I would have had a fairer trial and 2) at least I would know when this ends. IT NEVER ENDS. I have chosen to stop speaking to her because I’m sick of fighting with her. I do not want to spend another $100,000 to make some other scum bag lawyer rich. I will miss my children very much but I can’t wait until I’m 53 (another 10 years) for it to end. I don’t see any other choice.
Yes, “child support” as well as “dead-beat dad” are NEWSPEAK terms (read George Orwell’s prophetic work: 1984 ). They are chosen carefully to elicit reactionary responses of compassion, anger, and fear. I believe our nation has entangled itself in a debacle as immoral as slavery! American “slaves” were seen as the legal chattel of their American “masters”. There were laws enforced, and terms defined, in order to control and dehumanize people then as there are now.
Because of this new injustice, I find it painful to call myself an “American”, a term that once roused pride and commitment in the hearts on many. I identify with a growing subclass of disenfranchised fathers, men without rights, “non-custodial” parents, non-persons– before an oppressive government!