"DVD" wrote in message
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Phil wrote:


Supporting a child is more than money. I think that is the problem here.
You seem to equate money as the cure for all ills and the answer to all
problems.

Holy crap you are dishonest, in my hypothetical situation the only thing
that ISN'T a problem is the money.


That's the problem. Your situation is make-believe while ours are
factual.

The problem is that you purposely misinterpret what you read in order to
stick to the party line. Your hypothetical included me being divorced and
my wife wanting to take over my kids activities, that one wasn't factual,
it was hypothetical just like all of your other hypothetical (make
believe) situations.

See the difference? In case you missed it, you get to make up your
situation as you wish, we didn't have that option.


You certainly do, you (meaning all of you) have posted one hypothetical
situation after another. In each case you post one person's side of the
story and you all join in to swear to it. I posted a hypothetical
situation (just like you all did) and not one person could provide an
honest answer. So tell me, should the meth dealer/pimp get custody just
because he can afford custody? Or is the premise of the quote wrong?


SHould the guy described above be allowed to raise his kids just because
he provides child support? He's good enough to support the child, is he
really good enough to have custody? Dig down deep into your brain, back
before you hated women and everyone in the world was out to get you and
answer that question.


I didn't make the claim but I was trying to educate you. I know,
ignorance can be cured but stupid goes on forever but I can dream that
you'll have a weak moment and actually THINK.

So you can't answer. This was a pretty simple one, if you can't be honest
with this one then you can never be honest. Rather than admit the truth,
you heap one unrelated tangent on top of another.

We never have heard your wife's side of thestory about your marriage. (This
will probably end up just like the NYTimes cite)