Message from @Deleted User

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2019-03-10 14:50:15 UTC  

No-fault divorce could be alright if both parties want to end the marriage

2019-03-10 14:52:27 UTC  

ehhhhh maybe. Think about it like this: most couples who consider divorce but don't follow through with it report that they're happier than couples who do, and often are happier than they were before the hard times.

2019-03-10 14:53:10 UTC  

that IS self reporting, but divorces over money, 'incompatability', and 'irreconcileable differences' are usually not good decisions.

2019-03-10 14:53:18 UTC  

most people will eventually make more money.

2019-03-10 14:53:24 UTC  

'incompatibility' is a different way of saying 'one or both of us are children and can't grow up'.

2019-03-10 14:54:38 UTC  

and 'irreconcilable differences' usually means 'one of us wants a pony, and the other one won't give it to me'.

2019-03-10 14:55:28 UTC  

I think a bigger deal would be if no-fault divorces result in no paternity, split custody, and no alimony.

2019-03-10 17:20:59 UTC  

Divorce for reasons other than adultery and physical abuse are out of selfishness.

2019-03-10 17:21:19 UTC  

People who do that should be judged and shamed

2019-03-10 19:32:16 UTC  

>dissent option on individual tweets and youtube videos right next to the normal buttons

2019-03-10 19:32:21 UTC  

and ability to rate urls

2019-03-10 19:32:27 UTC  

out now

2019-03-10 19:37:34 UTC  

There’s also the amount of marriages that were rushed into without proper consideration from both parties. That’s got to contribute to divorce rates a fair bit,

2019-03-10 19:53:44 UTC  

Yeah. Too bad. Stay together. Make it work

2019-03-10 20:24:53 UTC  

That's not always realistic Sal.
I have less of a problem with divorce (tho i don't like it at all), if people don't have kids.

2019-03-10 20:28:42 UTC  

But it's always better to teach that as a rule, rather than always qualify it with an exception or way out. That's how weak men flourish

2019-03-10 20:57:55 UTC  

I'm all for a standard, which is why i said i don't like divorces at all.
But you don't just ruin humans who don't live up to the standard or don't want to.

2019-03-10 20:59:27 UTC  

You can tell people What they should be because it works best (for most people, not everyone), you don't get to Make people be that.

2019-03-10 21:04:03 UTC  

Just because people do crappy or unwise things with freedom, doesn't make the freedom to do things less important.

2019-03-10 21:05:10 UTC  

^ Low resolution view at Freedom and it's consequences. imho

2019-03-10 21:06:30 UTC  

Not sure if you mean it as a good or bad thing lol.

2019-03-10 21:07:32 UTC  

VERY bad thing Shadows! You should be completely ashamed of your poor analysis on why Freedom matters.

2019-03-10 21:08:35 UTC  

However, since we're pretty much best friends. There is always room for forgiveness.

2019-03-10 21:08:54 UTC  

Freedom matters for many different reasons.. I gave one, not sure how that's bad but ok :)

2019-03-10 21:11:09 UTC  

It seems a bit incomplete, if not outright dishonest. The negative trade-off for Freedom was completely absent. I hold you to a higher standard Shadows! Perhaps I was all wrong about you. :C

2019-03-10 21:13:11 UTC  

To be clear. I'm not mad.

2019-03-10 21:13:27 UTC  

I'm just disappointed. 😔

2019-03-10 21:14:40 UTC  

We tend to have an incomplete view of what the full spectrum of viable options are for a given situation anyway. While people are allowed to fuck up, openness in "allowed" options (distinct from "approved" options) means they can also pursue a non-standard, potentially superior solution. Further, exploration of this variety allows us to discover what options are bad in the first place, and why

2019-03-10 21:15:10 UTC  

I said freedom has consequences.... That doesn't mean we give up freedom.
And i was giving 1 example of why.
Saying i have the freedom to choose what i eat right now, doesn't negate everything else freedom is important for... @Deleted User

2019-03-10 21:16:00 UTC  

Or all the risks that come with it.

2019-03-10 21:17:09 UTC  

But that's what freedom means, to risk.

2019-03-10 21:19:35 UTC  

Marriage is an institution that shouldn’t be compromised. It is serious.

2019-03-10 21:21:26 UTC  

Almost everything in life is serious...

2019-03-10 21:21:57 UTC  

Marriage is the foundation of society. Everything else depends on it

2019-03-10 21:22:34 UTC  

foundation of *western society?

2019-03-10 21:23:05 UTC  

In the same vein, the rearing of children is probably one of the most important jobs in society, and it's treated like trash these days

2019-03-10 21:23:41 UTC  

Maybe its the children's fault.

2019-03-10 21:24:53 UTC  

not treated like trash in conservative communities.

2019-03-10 21:27:47 UTC  

Oh right, I was gonna bring this up before
So community building. Shit ain't an ethnostate, so unless you're yeeting everyone else your community has to be based around something that isn't A: religious or B: ethnocentric - nation, shared ideals, bodypillow collections, whatever
How do you replicate the sort of communal focus that you can get out of a church community without the church? To a certain extent this has to be tailored to the community it's used in, but it's definitely not an impossibility overall

Other issue: Your community sticks together. Everything is good
How do you prevent stagnation - people banding together against new ideas, regardless of their merit. The risk of groupthink will probably increase over time, assuming nothing fractures
How do you prevent bias in social arbitration - one of the oft cited issues with small towns is abuse of influence and one's reputation never leaving them. Obviously a "Path to Redemption" is needed, but even before that is complete, people ought to get a fair hearing

2019-03-10 21:29:39 UTC  

Short answer : libertarians don't care about anything and will just rot in their bunkers while the world crumbles die to their stagnation.

Long answer: the Golden Path