The discussion begins with a provocative statement regarding "deadbeat dads," quickly transitioning into a debate about parental responsibility and the dynamics of divorce. One participant asserts that two functional parents are ideal for raising a family and claims that men abandon their families more frequently than women. This is immediately countered by the argument that women initiate 80% of divorces and are responsible for "destroying their families." The conversation then explores scenarios where a woman initiates divorce and prevents a willing father from accessing his children, suggesting that in such cases, the father is not necessarily at fault. However, this is rebutted by the assertion that in many instances, the man *is* at fault, and a woman initiating divorce does not automatically mean she initiated the underlying conflict. The debate further delves into the reasons for divorce, with one perspective suggesting that women often initiate divorce due to a vague sense of unhappiness, even in the absence of reported abuse, implying a selfish motive. This is met with a rhetorical challenge, arguing that the absence of reported abuse does not equate to its non-existence, and one could similarly claim widespread unreported abuse among men.

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What do you think about deadbeat dads? Kill them. Hold on. Yeah.

I think it takes two functional parents in the most ideal sense to raise a family. And I think that that happens more often than deadbeat moms. Men walk. It affects your relationship. Men walk out more on their families.

Women initiate 80% of divorces and they destroy their families. If the woman initiates the divorce and prevents an otherwise willing father access to their children, then this would indicate this wouldn't be the fault of the father necessarily in that one instance.

I think in a lot of instances it is the man. Just because a woman initiates the divorce doesn't mean that the woman is initiating the conflict. I'd be prepared to go ahead and grant that. Most divorces, uh, the reason is for it is just I'm just not happy. But for for women, it's just like I'm just vaguely unhappy. There's no, uh, anything bad happening. He's not hitting the woman. She's just, uh, want new dick.

I think there's no reported abuse. When there's not reported abuse, I can just make the same claim. Well, 100% of men are abused, but it's not reported.

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What do you think about deadbeat dads?
Kill them.
Hold on.
Yeah. I think it takes two functional
parents in the most ideal sense to raise
a family. And I think that that happens
more often than deadbeat moms. Men walk.
It affects your
relationship. Men walk out more on their
families. Women initiate 80% of divorces
and they destroy their families. If the
wi the woman initiates the divorce and
prevents an otherwise willing father
access to their children, then this
would indicate this wouldn't be the
fault of the father necessarily
in that one instance. I think in a lot
of instances it is the man. Just because
a woman initiates the divorce doesn't
mean that the woman is initiating the
conflict.
I'd be prepared to go ahead and grant
that. Most divorces, uh, the reason is
for it is just I'm just not happy. But
for for women, it's just like I'm just
vaguely unhappy. There's no, uh,
anything bad happening. He's not hitting
the woman. She's just, uh, want new
dick.
I think there's no reported abuse.
When there's not reported abuse, I can
just make the same claim. Well, 100% of
men are abused, but it's not reported.

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"MEN SHOULD BE PUNISHED FOR LEAVING THEIR KIDS BUT WOMEN SHOULDN'T" 🤡 @whatever

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