Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by SiempreViernes on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @12:46PM
(#24981954)
Did you read that comic at the start and get the impression the judge ruling in favour of the mother to get money from a webdeveloper was a impartial account of events?
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by etergri on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @01:29PM
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Unjustified flagging. This is NO misogynist article: there is A CLEAR reason why judges are biased towards mothers (I'm speaking for Italy) and this has NOTHING TO DO WITH GENDER. Read it all before flagging (unless you're an italian magistrate, in that case I definitely know why you did it).
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by blackbear_ on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @01:00PM
(#24982126)
How about the other 4000 words below the comic?
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by jaclaz on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @01:11PM
(#24982249)
Personally, I don't understand why it is flagged (there is IMHO no reason for flagging), but I have rarely seen a more unilateral and partial report.
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by etergri on Friday November 06, 2020 @12:10PM
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Every single point is verifiable actually. Take a look at the sentences on https://www.altalex.com/ (Italian knowledge required). You'll find that this is no 'partial' report, it's just stating the reality and trying to find a logical reason other than "the judges are just racist against men", which of course sounds a bit silly.
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by mixmastamyk on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @12:49PM
(#24981987)
I looked for the vouch link but couldn’t find it.
Anyone who is interested in the subject should watch the “red pill” documentary.
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by talentedcoin on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @01:15PM
(#24982300)
Because it's a wall-of-text screed that's unlikely to lead to an interesting discussion on HN.
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by etergri on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @01:43PM
(#24982604)
This basically means you didn't even read it, good job.
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by talentedcoin on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @01:46PM
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I did, thank you very much, and I thought it was tendentiously-argued and bitter. There was some interesting info in there but it's hard to tell when it's peppered with comments like "in spite of other idiots" ...
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by etergri on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @02:33PM
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"...who think they're always right". Thanks once again for not reading the rest.
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by talentedcoin on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @02:37PM
(#24983137)
Seems like you have an axe to grind. Sorry if my not liking a rude, poorly-written article bothers you.
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by etergri on Friday November 06, 2020 @12:10PM
(#25009177)
No axe, I'm just tired of people (mis)reading titles and being done with it.
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by talentedcoin on Saturday November 07, 2020 @06:56PM
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That’s fair. Reading this over again I’m sorry for being a jerk.
Re:A divorce in Italy destroyed my researcher career
by Dirlewanger on Tuesday November 03, 2020 @12:58PM
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It's flagged because some liberal yoyo took one look at the title and assumes it's some men's rights advocacy bullshit. It's attitudes like this that are the reason these issues are never brought up in the media.
It's also well known that sometimes, in some countries maybe more then others, decisions wrt. children are biased toward mother's.
I have seen one such case in my environment myself.
I belive it is important that such Curt decisions are based on the combination of the situation both parents are in and guidelines in a impartial non gender specific way.
Through just to be clear while I have seen one such case myself I also have seen many cases with very reasonable decisions (in Germany).