30-11-2015, 05:51 AM
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i do have sympathy, their protests are just that. And they are wanting some redress against a bad system. We have a few up here that climb the main bridge usually dressed in a costume. The last one was up for, but bad weather eventually made him leave. Now the local council want to charge him thousands for removing his sign.30-11-2015, 11:44 AM
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I do but some of these men protesting are wasting time on stupid acting out when they should be pursuing seeing their children.Some of them you can quite clearly see why courts have cut them off from their families as they are not best role models for children at all.
30-11-2015, 06:40 PM
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Yes, I agree with them and sympathise with them. There are some cruel women who use their child/children as weapons to punish the child's father. Some men would make a better parent than the mother but courts always seem to be on the side of the mother. It makes me sick!30-11-2015, 07:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Julie1962
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I do but some of these men protesting are wasting time on stupid acting out when they should be pursuing seeing their children. Some of them you can quite clearly see why courts have cut them off from their families as they are not best role models for children at all.
There is another side to the coin.
My ex stepson had a drug addict violent wife.
She was convicted of assaulting a pub manger with a broken bottle.
He applied for permission to see his daughter, she refused access.
She was on legal aid, he spent every penny he had, £17,000 on legal fees trying to get access.
The wife did not turn up for hearings, and her Social Worker did not turn up three times, yet every time he had to pay a Solicitor.
A totally stupid system.
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