Anonymous wrote:Three other states have similar laws: Texas, Arizona, and Arkansas. While a couple can still file for divorce in Missouri, the court must wait until after a woman gives birth in order to finalize child custody and child support.
Wonderful for domestic violence no exceptions
And they are now working on no bank accounts should be owned by women
Vote red as a female brain dead
Anonymous wrote:Every baby deserves to be legally legitimate and have a father on the birth certificate.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The baby deserves two parents, even if they aren’t going to stay married.
The woman is only 1/3 of the equation. The needs of the newborn child are the most important part of this decision.
Where did you see that “they” (who is they?) are working on no bank account should be owned by a woman? Link, source?
You can have two parents without them being married.
And are you really going to argue that a rapist gets to be the second parent because a baby deserves two??
As I have said: the cruelty is the point. The Republican Party is going out of its way to be cruel to women. It splashes over onto families, but the point is to be as sadistic as possible to women.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Every baby deserves to be legally legitimate and have a father on the birth certificate.
They don’t have to be married for the father to be on the birth certificate.
But the child is illegitimate. Not fair to do that to a child.
There is no such thing as an illegitimate child. That is an artificial construct. Shame on you for using that retrograde term. One that has no basis in law.
PP here. I don't like the term or use it either. Nonetheless, there is often a stigma attached to the birth of children out of wedlock or whatever term you choose to use. Paternity may need to be established through testing. It's unfair to the child.
Anonymous wrote:Every baby deserves to be legally legitimate and have a father on the birth certificate.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Every baby deserves to be legally legitimate and have a father on the birth certificate.
They don’t have to be married for the father to be on the birth certificate.
But the child is illegitimate. Not fair to do that to a child.
Anonymous wrote:The baby deserves two parents, even if they aren’t going to stay married.
The woman is only 1/3 of the equation. The needs of the newborn child are the most important part of this decision.
Where did you see that “they” (who is they?) are working on no bank account should be owned by a woman? Link, source?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Every baby deserves to be legally legitimate and have a father on the birth certificate.
They don’t have to be married for the father to be on the birth certificate.
But the child is illegitimate. Not fair to do that to a child.
There is no such thing as an illegitimate child. That is an artificial construct. Shame on you for using that retrograde term. One that has no basis in law.
PP here. I don't like the term or use it either. Nonetheless, there is often a stigma attached to the birth of children out of wedlock or whatever term you choose to use. Paternity may need to be established through testing. It's unfair to the child.
Hilarious. Stigma by whom? Many well to do women have kids without husbands. No one gives a rat's azz if they are "born out of wedlock".
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Every baby deserves to be legally legitimate and have a father on the birth certificate.
They don’t have to be married for the father to be on the birth certificate.
But the child is illegitimate. Not fair to do that to a child.
There is no such thing as an illegitimate child. That is an artificial construct. Shame on you for using that retrograde term. One that has no basis in law.
PP here. I don't like the term or use it either. Nonetheless, there is often a stigma attached to the birth of children out of wedlock or whatever term you choose to use. Paternity may need to be established through testing. It's unfair to the child.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The baby deserves two parents, even if they aren’t going to stay married.
The woman is only 1/3 of the equation. The needs of the newborn child are the most important part of this decision.
Where did you see that “they” (who is they?) are working on no bank account should be owned by a woman? Link, source?
You can have two parents without them being married.
And are you really going to argue that a rapist gets to be the second parent because a baby deserves two??
As I have said: the cruelty is the point. The Republican Party is going out of its way to be cruel to women. It splashes over onto families, but the point is to be as sadistic as possible to women.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Every baby deserves to be legally legitimate and have a father on the birth certificate.
They don’t have to be married for the father to be on the birth certificate.
But the child is illegitimate. Not fair to do that to a child.
There is no such thing as an illegitimate child. That is an artificial construct. Shame on you for using that retrograde term. One that has no basis in law.