The other problem is most of the black men who have their act together are already taken.
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Just ask them to be sperm donors for you instead, then. If you're going to be a single mother either way, then at least choose a man with good genes to be your child's father.
fincially speaking that just isn't going to happen.
If the state has to choose between spending its money to support single mothers or spending some one elses their going to spend some one elses.
Don't sperm donors get legal protections if the donation is done in the right way? I mean, it's sort of crucial that dysgenics be prevented. Though stupid politicians and judges might fail to comprehend that.
Floridaman
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..... no, look at who the democrat base is, the technocrats, the credentialed crowd don’t want competition for their own jobs.
when it gets pushed those legal protections mean nothing.
You only need a few angry women who decide life is hard before all of those legal protections go by by. Which is what happened in the UK and why its hard for them to find donars.
Of course the cheaper better method to dealing with all of this?
Don't support single mothers, expecially with government money. With in a few years these women will simply lower their standards find a semi decent guy and work on the relationship just enough not to fuck it sideways. I mean the default of human history was that divorce was actually pretty rare because being a single mom fucking sucked.
Bear Ribs
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No, of course not. Even if you have a legally airtight agreement the courts will just declare that it's null and void and you have to pay child support anyway. Even if you got the child support insurance you've mentioned in other threads, you would still have to pay child support on top of that as the position of the courts is that no legal agreement or contract can be used to prevent you from paying child support.
Do Sperm Donors Pay Child Support?
Typically, sperm donors relinquishes all parental rights, but it is important for them to understand their rights and obligations when donating.
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Kansas court says sperm donor must pay child support | CNN
A Kansas judge says a sperm donor must pay child support, even though the donor says he signed away his parental rights.
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Sperm Donor Must Pay Child Support - FindLaw
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The way around that is to have the insurance pay you. Then you cut a check as the child support payment.
Bear Ribs
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Ooh, bad news on that front. If you have more income, such as insurance payments, the amount of child support you have to pay can be increased to compensate.
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Yup. it's dumb, but there you go.Ooh, bad news on that front. If you have more income, such as insurance payments, the amount of child support you have to pay can be increased to compensate.
If I Get a Raise, Will My Child Support Increase? - Divorce Matters
Life happens, and because of this, a child support order is not permanent. Sometimes a parent may find themselves in a new job where they are earning more or they may receive a significant raise at work. On the other hand, sometimes circumstances go the other way, and a parent may find they’ve...
No, of course not. Even if you have a legally airtight agreement the courts will just declare that it's null and void and you have to pay child support anyway. Even if you got the child support insurance you've mentioned in other threads, you would still have to pay child support on top of that as the position of the courts is that no legal agreement or contract can be used to prevent you from paying child support.
Do Sperm Donors Pay Child Support?
Typically, sperm donors relinquishes all parental rights, but it is important for them to understand their rights and obligations when donating.Mom Sues Gay Friend Who Donated Sperm for Child Support
Canadian mom sues gay pal who donated sperm for child support for two children despite agreement assigning mom sole custody and financial responsibility.Kansas court says sperm donor must pay child support | CNN
A Kansas judge says a sperm donor must pay child support, even though the donor says he signed away his parental rights.Sperm Donor Must Pay Child Support - FindLaw
There are two words a sperm donor does not expect to hear: "Hi, Dad." But that's about what a California appeals court said while interpreting the Family Code in County of Orange v. Brian Jeffrey Cole. The appellate panel said Brian Jeffrey Cole could not escape child support because he acted...What Are The Laws Surrounding Sperm Donation?
With no federal regulations governing sperm donation, the laws surrounding sperm donation can be quite confusing. Sperm donation law and parental rights vary from state to state. However, despite the lack of uniform legislation, there
This isn't true in all cases. Take a look at the 2007 Pennsylvania court case Ferguson v. McKiernan, for instance. There, a sperm donor was excused from paying child support.
Its also rare.
That said the current way of doing things where the system is so completely biased towards women is not sustainable.
Floridaman
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See I would actually agree with that, if one sex demands the right to not have consequences the option should be available for the other as well.
Traditionally how marrage worked through out human history was that the woman had the right to the mans labor and in exchange he had the right to her sexuality and offspring. Thus any children had during a marrage belonged to the husband if the woman bounced he kept the kids.
Children had out of wedlock belonged to the mother but she had to provide for them on her own which wasn't fun. Because such women were a burden on the community and treated as such.
I think when this age ends as a reaction to all of the fuckery we will go back to this standard.
Floridaman
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Largely because at the rate we are going our entire society will move back to that point as the modern society requires luxuries which seem no longer sustainable.
FWIW, I oppose automatically designating the spouse of a pregnant woman as the child's other second legal parent, though if it will be done again, it should be done for both same-sex and opposite-sex couples.
And I would be absolutely delightful to see the current child support laws changed. If conservatives care so much about people breeding out of wedlock, then changing the current child support laws should seem like an extremely high priority for them. But they're not doing anything about this so far, unfortunately.
Where at the ending of a modern period thats always a shit show.
So we have decades of this witch hunting purity spiral garbage to get through, but hey our grandkids will live pretty awsome lives.
LordsFire
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Child support laws are a lower priority for conservatives for several reasons:
1. We're less likely to be affected by them, as we're less likely to have children out of wedlock, and less likely to divorce.
2. We fundamentally believe a man is responsible for supporting his children, so the basic concept is seen as sound.
3. We're more likely to have the financial wherewithal to fulfill obligations.
None of these mean that the laws aren't a bloody mess, nor that they shouldn't be reformed, just that the problem is less frequently personally experienced by conservatives, and even when it is, how bad it is often is not seen.