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So how do we get our government to follow in Australia's footsteps? ;-)
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Keep writing and phoning your MP's, relate your stories, contact media, explain to friends and family how the guidelines make one parnent a "visitor" and the other parent "the winner" (of kids and money), contact Universities, see if they are willing to investigate the "other" side of the story (MANY university papers are now exposing how grossly unfair the guidelines are to the NCP), keep writing politicians etc. etc. etc. But most of all join a Father's Rights Group. They are NOT a bunch of crazy men, but JUSTIFIABLY angry at the treatment they have recieved and how easy it is for a vindictive ex to "take" their kids away and their livelihood.
It has GOT to stop! |
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I wish someone would do something about this. Aren't there any rich people around who care?? LOL The amounts are completely unreasonable, are more than our amount to pay for our mortgage. We live a very reasonable lifestyle and the table amounts me we cannot afford to eat out, take a vacation, get a newer car (ours is 11 yrs old), put away money for retirement (no pension plan at his job), and neither of us will be able to retire until we're in our 70s. It's just so unfair but no one seems to care.
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Let's be honest, it is mostly men that pay, and most men pay-up and shut-up. The feminists who engineered the Guidelines relied on men's more passive nature to get away with this for so many years.
If women lost their kids 85% of the time after divorce to the fathers, and then were told to hand over 50% of their pay for the next 18 years (and keep paying dad, if they kids are in college) women would be marching in the streets every day about this. It would change before you could blink. But, unfortunately, men are taught not to "complain" (and ridiculed by women if they do), and women are taught "entitlement". Our society is creating fatherless children and "entitled" single moms, and it doesn't bode well for the future of our children. |
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Have you actually DONE anything about it? Wrote letters, signed petitions, called MPs etc? I count 11 posters on this thread who would support this, I'm sure there are many others too. There is no point in complaining if you fail to ACT. It's a typical Canadian response, and it needs to change.
While I agree there really needs to be a change, lets look at it from a justice point of view, what actually is best for the kids AND the parents. No point making derogatory generalizations calling some parents "entitled" when you are looking for support. There actually might be CPs out there that support reform! ![]() |
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Billiechic,
Have I actually DONE anything about this? If I could count the letters I sent, the phone calls I made, the petitions I wrote, the groups I joined, I don't know how many hours I've spent trying to get politicians to listen. And trust me, I know how to write without any anger showing through in the letters, calls. The facts speak for themselves. In a blog like this, I assumed it's oK, to show your emotions, whether you are FOR or AGAINST the current guidelines without being judged? The truth is, politicians have feminist groups that they NEED to please in order to get re-elected. The feminists love these guidelines, cause they mostly screw dad (and the kids, but that seems to be incidental). |
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It was not meant as a personal attack, and I was NOT judging you. I am just sick of hearing people bitch (IRL) about things but do NOTHING else. I know that there are reasons that are political that prevent the change that is necessary. And it is not just limited to family law.
Maybe I should have directed the post towards the rest of the respondants? Sorry for the confusion. |
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