Political - Junk.

[JPC sr]

Originally Posted by This_person

... you will be jailed, and your son will grow up to be a drug addicted child neglecting parent like you were.

Even though you did not intentionally say it - the quote above appears to be a genuine Freudian slip.

That putting parents in jail for child support does indeed help to corrupt the children.

In that I do agree.

[This_person]

Originally Posted by JPC sr

Even though you did not intentionally say it - the quote above appears to be a genuine Freudian slip.

That putting parents in jail for child support does indeed help to corrupt the children.

In that I do agree.

Actually, my intention was to point out that not supporting your child corrupts the children, and not being there as a parent corrupts children. The person choosing to not pay support chooses to harm their child.

You came closer than usual though. You realized choosing to go to jail hurts the child.

[JPC sr]

Originally Posted by This_person

Actually, my intention was to point out that not supporting your child corrupts the children, and not being there as a parent corrupts children. The person choosing to not pay support chooses to harm their child.

You came closer than usual though. You realized choosing to go to jail hurts the child.

The sad reality is that the child support laws unjustly attacks the separated parents, the law breaks up the family unit, we have parents in jail for being dead-broke, the custodials are degraded, the children are degraded, and the self righteous keep demanding more of it.

I say we can fix the system, and if not then we need to defy it or destroy it.

[This_person]

Originally Posted by JPC sr

The sad reality is that the child support laws unjustly attacks the separated parents, the law breaks up the family unit, we have parents in jail for being dead-broke, the custodials are degraded, the children are degraded, and the self righteous keep demanding more of it.

I say we can fix the system, and if not then we need to defy it or destroy it.

The sad reality of it is that we have parents who financially, physically, and emotionally abandon their children, and a government agency had to be formed to protect children from their own parents. The system is not perfect, and needs improvements, but there will always be parents out there who choose to not provide for their children. It is sad and pitiful.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by This_person

The sad reality of it is that we have parents who financially, physically, and emotionally abandon their children, and a government agency had to be formed to protect children from their own parents. The system is not perfect, and needs improvements, but there will always be parents out there who choose to not provide for their children. It is sad and pitiful.

Amen.

[JPC sr]

Originally Posted by This_person

The sad reality of it is that we have parents who financially, physically, and emotionally abandon their children, and a government agency had to be formed to protect children from their own parents. The system is not perfect, and needs improvements, but there will always be parents out there who choose to not provide for their children. It is sad and pitiful.

You say its "not perfect" and "needs improvements" but you want to keep the dirty thievery going anyway.

That is your form of "pity" - that those getting abused must stop complaining and submit to the abusers.

I say to fix the problems and to actually do some thing about it.

[This_person]

Originally Posted by JPC sr

You say its "not perfect" and "needs improvements" but you want to keep the dirty thievery going anyway.

That is your form of "pity" - that those getting abused must stop complaining and submit to the abusers.

I say to fix the problems and to actually do some thing about it.

I agree, fix the problems. However, child support existing is not the problem.

• Supporting parents getting little (if any) tax break when they provide support is a problem, and needs fixed.

• Custodial parents having to wait many months for the system to feel a non-supporting parent is far enough behind to actually take action and enforce the court rulings is a problem, and needs fixed.

• Non-custodial parents not providing appropriate amounts of support for their own children ( that anyone would be so dispicable), or hiding income (or themselves) to avoid providing their own child with financial support is a problem, and needs fixed through some kind of stronger deterrant.

I don't have "pity" on the non-supporting parents at all. I have pity for a child who's own parent doesn't see that child as deserving of the parent's time, energy, and money. I have pity for the single parent who chose to have a child with someone and later found out the true character of that person when the louse chose to leave the child unsupported.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by This_person

I agree, fix the problems. However, child support existing is not the problem.

• Supporting parents getting little (if any) tax break when they provide support is a problem, and needs fixed.

• Custodial parents having to wait many months for the system to feel a non-supporting parent is far enough behind to actually take action and enforce the court rulings is a problem, and needs fixed.

• Non-custodial parents not providing appropriate amounts of support for their own children ( that anyone would be so dispicable), or hiding income (or themselves) to avoid providing their own child with financial support is a problem, and needs fixed through some kind of stronger deterrant.

I don't have "pity" on the non-supporting parents at all. I have pity for a child who's own parent doesn't see that child as deserving of the parent's time, energy, and money. I have pity for the single parent who chose to have a child with someone and later found out the true character of that person when the louse chose to leave the child unsupported.

=JPCsr

[JPC sr]

Originally Posted by This_person

I agree, fix the problems. However, child support existing is not the problem.

• Supporting parents getting little (if any) tax break when they provide support is a problem, and needs fixed.

• Custodial parents having to wait many months for the system to feel a non-supporting parent is far enough behind to actually take action and enforce the court rulings is a problem, and needs fixed.

• Non-custodial parents not providing appropriate amounts of support for their own children ( that anyone would be so dispicable), or hiding income (or themselves) to avoid providing their own child with financial support is a problem, and needs fixed through some kind of stronger deterrant.

I don't have "pity" on the non-supporting parents at all. I have pity for a child who's own parent doesn't see that child as deserving of the parent's time, energy, and money. I have pity for the single parent who chose to have a child with someone and later found out the true character of that person when the louse chose to leave the child unsupported.

D a r n, you got me again.

This is the junk thread and you posted more worthless junk.

T_p scores big here with his worthless junk, cheers.

[hvp05 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by JPC sr

junk

Someone could easily create a "Truth in Politics" thread, but if you ever tried to post there your computer would crash. So you are pretty much limited to your junk threads no matter what.