| I think our Brittish brothers would call him a "Cad"? |
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Originally posted by AkMike I'd say that he's hurt all 3. Because of his lack of morals he's hurt himself also. People like that always seem to care just for them selves reguardless of how others feel. They won't ever feel the unity when 2 merge into ONE. One guy I know here says he's 'catch and release only', I think he'd be more of a catch and throw back type. |
| Originally posted by Pawel_PL.USA: Both my lady and our Zionist acquaintance (from Moscow, but in US since 88') can tell you plenty of stories about Russian women scammed by American guys and winding up in battered women's shelters for which both my lady and our mutual friend worked. |
| Originally posted by rattlesnake6979: The police in my country are slowly changing thier procedures with regard to female on male assault but it is highly likely that a male would either be ignored or arrested if he were to go to the police because in the absence of video footage ( any homes have these ?) there can be no proof of who initiated the attack . Moreover once a women brings an allegation of abuse the man is to all intents and purposes viewed as the abuser. |
| rattlesnake 6979 also writes: The blame for all this lies with the outdated feminist theories which view all men as abusers and all women as helpless waifs. |
| rattlesnake6979 also writes: Feminism has moved on and so should police procedures in the UK. |
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Originally posted by Pin Boy: i'm gonna back up here on this thread from the beginning... initially i thought that "elizabeth" was trying to run a con somehow...the letter seemed to lack concrete proof that this relationship existed...she seemed rather casual about learning of "john's" online infidelity...i didn't get a sense of outrage on "elizabeth's" part...anyone else get that impression? but i guess this situation occurred as described and the guy was just stringing along a girl on the net for whatever strange reason...to spend two years and not get anything out of it - i mean some emotional or physical intimacy, not money - just seems plain weird!!! |
| The blame for all this lies with the outdated feminist theories which view all men as abusers and all women as helpless waifs. |
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Originally posted by BradIL Well inlove... an explanation is in order. What constitutes a "large" number of men? |
| Why are so "many" RW thrown out? |
| RW are not US citizens, reside in the US on a trial basis, would you suggest that once they receive a fiance visa they have a right to live in the US? |
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Originally posted by inlove So.. I think.. Foreign wifes should have a right to stay here, even if the marriage does not work out and they cannot get a lawful status via it. If there is physical abuse involved she has a right to file charges against the husband, and process her green card papers without him.. That's where this INS statistics is from..It is if she has money for legal help.. In majority of cases there is no proved physical abuse, he just does not like her anymore, and the system allows him to get rid of her the same way he would have gotten rid of an annoying dog. |
| So.. I think.. Foreign wifes should have a right to stay here, even if the marriage does not work out and they cannot get a lawful status via it. If there is physical abuse involved she has a right to file charges against the husband, and process her green card papers without him.. That's where this INS statistics is from..It is if she has money for legal help.. In majority of cases there is no proved physical abuse, he just does not like her anymore, and the system allows him to get rid of her the same way he would have gotten rid of an annoying dog. |
| And I am sure that at least half of these women are victims of men who want revenge. It shows experience of women who write to us. |
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Originally posted by Clarita And I am sure that at least half of these women are victims of men who want revenge. It shows experience of women who write to us. |
| Originally posted by Vyesna: I agree that she should be able to stay, but she shouldn't necessarily have a special right to alimony. |
| Originally posted by inlove: I would say that a man who brings his wife from another country has to realize the responsibility and the consequences of his actions. If marriage does not work out, you, as an AM, lose next to nothing |
| inlove also writes: she, on the other hand, has moved here, losing her job in Russia, often her apartment, severing ties with frends and business network, uprooting her children, if she has any, etc. Not counting cultural shock, new language, and many many more aspects of moving into another country. RW depends on her american husband entirely for the first couple years.. |
| inlove also writes: So.. I think.. Foreign wifes should have a right to stay here, even if the marriage does not work out and they cannot get a lawful status via it. |
| inlove also writes: the system allows him to get rid of her the same way he would have gotten rid of an annoying dog. |
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Originally posted by BradIL Unnecessary attempt to cultivate victimization. |
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