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>the bias in the divorce process That one you can probably place the blame squarely on the conservatives for. That bias made some sense back in the old days w
by magduf 7y ago
>the bias in the divorce process
That one you can probably place the blame squarely on the conservatives for. That bias made some sense back in the old days when women couldn't possibly hope to get a job that paid anywhere near what her (now ex-)husband earned. But things are completely different now, but the court system is still stuck in the 1950s. Meanwhile, the men who complain about this bias continue to vote for conservatives.
- homonculus1 7y agoConservatives aren't the ones who insult me when I try to talk about men's issues.
- xyzzyz 7y ago> but the court system is still stuck in the 1950s Somehow, I don't think that there are many conservative judges in family courts. Family court judges heavily lean female and liberal.
- magduf 7y agoWell, let's look at examples from other countries. Do liberal western European nations have this same kind of bias in their family courts, or not? Many "liberals" in America really aren't that liberal, and women in America generally lean conservative from what I've seen, despite their claims of being liberal. For instance, the number of single women attending church is much higher than the number of single men (find a single woman who identifies as active Christian and ask her if she has any luck finding single guys at church).
- llampx 7y ago[citation needed]