Then let them read. You'll lose another debate. I'm getting tired of your losing by the way, can you try and win one sometime?Keep saying it over and over, but it still won't be true. The rest of us can read.
Happy Easter.
Then let them read. You'll lose another debate. I'm getting tired of your losing by the way, can you try and win one sometime?Keep saying it over and over, but it still won't be true. The rest of us can read.
Happy Easter.
I'm following your post like in the other thread with the same answer since you posted the same thing, if you understand it, then perhaps you can explain it to me:If a circus performer falls & breaks his neck are you on the hook to pay for his chair & ramps? NO it's a risk of the job. The customer pays to be entertained & what happen behind the scenes ain't their problem. Period.
I'm following your post like in the other thread with the same answer since you posted the same thing, if you understand it, then perhaps you can explain it to me:
What if the performer falls on you as the spectator and both you and him/her break both your necks, are you on the hook to pay for your chair and ramp? Yep, that's the risk you take when you pay to be entertained. Period.
Your analogy of an escort becoming pregnant to a circus performer is mindboggling and beyond my comprehension........it's at an intellect level I'm not familiar with, thus my response, perhaps you can understand it.
Absolutely! There is a huge demand (and the vast majority of prospective adoptees would be great parents) for healthy babies.[If] you do not want a baby and she dont believe in abortion cuz of both of yours stupidy there is adoption... give the baby up to someone who actually wants a child..
No. Fuck! You guys!Child support is retroactive?
you are close on this logic, but not quite there.FatOne, the laws/courts strive to ensure that our modern society is a just one. This means to acknowledge the rights of a woman over her own body and the best interests of a born child. Therefore, if a woman chooses not to abort, then the burden of rearing the child must be shared between the parents. Otherwise, it's unfair for a woman to shoulder the responsibility alone.
That is not the way our legal system works.I'm following your post like in the other thread with the same answer since you posted the same thing, if you understand it, then perhaps you can explain it to me:
What if the performer falls on you as the spectator and both you and him/her break both your necks, are you on the hook to pay for your chair and ramp? Yep, that's the risk you take when you pay to be entertained. Period.
Your analogy of an escort becoming pregnant to a circus performer is mindboggling and beyond my comprehension........it's at an intellect level I'm not familiar with, thus my response, perhaps you can understand it.
I know that...I was explaining what I thought was fair...That is not the way our legal system works.
If the performer falls on the spectator, the performer will likely be liable.
The law views the creation of a life in a different way than breaking someone's neck. Fancy that.I know that...I was explaining what I thought was fair...
Apparently the legl system thinks it's "Fair" that in the instance of pregnancy... a performer can make a poor decision (dont abort)... Compound it (Keep the thing) & be entitled to drag the man along for the financial ride...
Fuck that! The "Law" can only enfiorce this bullshit if youre stupid enough to get found...
Be respectful & take every reasonable precaution... INCLUDING foolproof escape.
Are you sure? If a spectator gets hit in the head with a puck at a hocky game I'm pretty sure the hockey team is not liable, watch at your own peril. I don't think it's that cut and dry as you say it is. I'm no lawyer but I assure you there has been many injuries to spectators who attend events with no recourse to the venue.That is not the way our legal system works.
If the performer falls on the spectator, the performer will likely be liable.
It's simply NOT good enough. Simple fairness & reason could provide better laws than this anti men biased bullshit.The law views the creation of a life in a different way than breaking someone's neck. Fancy that.
You may think it is a poor decision not to abort, but, in an attempt to balance people's rights women are given the right to choose whether or not to abort. That does not reduce the duty of the father to have to care for the child. It is an imperfect way of dealing with the matter, but it is the best we have.
No... I understand the FACTS. We have sex. She gets pregnant THAT'S where ANY choice in the matter ENDS for me.I think your complete misunderstanding of the issue arises from your inability to distinguish between tort law on one hand, and family and human rights law on the other
If the Law refuses to look out for me in the event I get screwed over by the poor CHOICE of another... I have to do it myself. It's an Unjust law so I will do whatever is necessary to avoid it's unjust consequences imposed upon my life.The foolproof escape issue is just between you and your conscience (or lack thereof).
You mean something like this:It is only retroactive if the woman demonstrates that she tried to put you on notice that she wanted child support and you stalled, or threatened or hid from her. She has to show fault on your part.
Does that kind of behavior count as hiding?themexi said:However if that fails, be sure you took every precaution to make it as difficult for her to find you as possible. If you can manage impossible all the better.
Yup. You had a choice. You made your choice. You got her pregnant. In this case that was NOT your last choice--your next choice was to hide from her like a coward to try and avoid responsibility for your earlier choice. This in a situation where you likely KNOW the risk is there--a condom broke, or whatever. It's not like she's going to get pregnant if the condom is working. It's a rare situation and you likely knew that it was a possibility the moment you pulled out and saw the broken condom.No... I understand the FACTS. We have sex. She gets pregnant THAT'S where ANY choice in the matter ENDS for me.
For some people it's not a choice. Some people don't believe in abortion, and so the choice to abort is not available to them. You attempting to ram your views down someone else's throat just shows how selfish you really are.But when she CHOOSES to KEEP the kid.... Well as far as I'm concerned that is ENTIRELY HER CHOICE so it's ENTIRELY her responsibility.
If you want to look at the world so cynically: Your first statement is where the law stands in Canada, the U.S. and the U.K.We have sex. She gets pregnant THAT'S where ANY choice in the matter ENDS for me.
But when she CHOOSES to KEEP the kid.... Well as far as I'm concerned that is ENTIRELY HER CHOICE so it's ENTIRELY her responsibility.
I'm only willing to concede my fate to the choices of others so far. Pregnancy is far enough. PAYING for the kid is TOO FAR so I woill NEVER pay for one I dont want.
Condoms are not meant to break unless you haven't put them on correctly or your trying to make the condom break buy not purchasing the correct size or put a needle thru the package condom behind the SPs back.Uhhhh...... WHAT?
I've had a condom break twice with an SP but neither time did I assume everything was peachy. You KNOW when a condom broke... it's not like you can't feel the difference. Both times for me the broken condom meant end of session, as it unnerved us both enough that there wasn't really the right mood to continue.
I've broken more than a few condoms over the years (sadly not as many as I did at the age of 20 though) and as far as I am aware everything was done correctly. It's quite possible to break a condom in my experience.Condoms are not meant to break unless you haven't put them on correctly or your trying to make the condom break buy not purchasing the correct size or put a needle thru the package condom behind the SPs back.
I get to use my new favourite line (courtesty of rid on page 4)Best thing to do gentlemen iis take every precaution to avoid pregnancy & take them seriously
However if that fails, be sure you took every precaution to make it as difficult for her to find you as possible. If you can manage impossible all the better.
In the end, you paid for the experience of intimacy without all the BS & baggage that comes with it & I can't imagine a bigger load of BS or baggage than being stuck paying for an unplanned, unwanted bastard.
She doesn't want to abort? Her body, her choice, HER problem.
She wants to keep a kid under those circumstances? Her kid, her choice, HER problem.
If a circus performer falls & breaks his neck are you on the hook to pay for his chair & ramps? NO it's a risk of the job. The customer pays to be entertained & what happen behind the scenes ain't their problem. Period.