A lesson from the muslims

I see where one poor guy in San Diego shot himself in the head on the
family courts front door... Maybe if enough of the dead beat Dads did
this throughout the country regularly at some point maybe people would
see there is a problem...

In article . com, Harte says...

I see where one poor guy in San Diego shot himself in the head on the
family courts front door... Maybe if enough of the dead beat Dads did
this throughout the country regularly at some point maybe people would
see there is a problem...
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My guess is that the headlines would read something like:
Dads Go To Extremes To Avoid Paying
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"Harte" wrote in message
ups.com...
I see where one poor guy in San Diego shot himself in the head on the
family courts front door... Maybe if enough of the dead beat Dads did
this throughout the country regularly at some point maybe people would
see there is a problem...

OK, you go first.

going to need an incentive like the 20 virgin thingy to get things
rolling.........

"Gini" wrote in message
...
In article . com, Harte
says...

I see where one poor guy in San Diego shot himself in the head on the
family courts front door... Maybe if enough of the dead beat Dads did
this throughout the country regularly at some point maybe people would
see there is a problem...
====
My guess is that the headlines would read something like:
Dads Go To Extremes To Avoid Paying
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In any case, were we supposed to take the original message seriously?
To point out the obvious, absolutely nothing would be achieved if fathers
started committing suicide in large numbers. The reason why Muslim suicide
bombers have had an impact is that, when killing themselves, they also
threaten and kill other people. In consequence, Muslim suicide bombers have
an intimidating effect on others. If they just stood in the middle of
nowhere and blew themselves up, they would have no effect.

Individual fathers can achieve little or nothing to bring about change
in this whole rotten system. What is needed is collective action.

Individual fathers can achieve little or nothing to bring about change
in this whole rotten system. What is needed is collective action.[/quote]

I agree, "collective action", but we need it from other women who are affected by these "flawed legislative" statues againist the men. In particular, lets get the second wives or girlfriends to write or call their representatives and tell them how these "flawed Statues" are affecting THEIR children's rights.

Example, chid support arrearges, they can place a lien on your house, so when your husbands dies, you (the second wife) has to pay his arrears. That lein never dies until the arrears are paid in full.

If the CSE takes your husbands license, passport...whatever they do, it affects YOUR children, i.e, can't see Italy where grandma lives without the entire family, your husbands drives YOUR kids to school while you have to work....you know the drill guys.

VOICE your STORIES on how harmfull these statues are tramitizing YOUR family. They have to listen to women, because thats all the reps do, listen to women and the childrens needs.

Lets get EVERYONE doing this, and you will see how quick the laws change. POWER IN NUMBER BUT WITH FEMALES......