On Friday 05 October 2007 08:49, Michael J. Babcock, MCP wrote:
>  I get pissed because I know she's not spending ($nnn times 2)
> on the kids.
>
> Shouldn't it be a 50/50 thing, where she pays an equal amount on the kids?
>
> Also, I know that those monies go towards expenditures incurred because of
> the kids--school expenses, groceries, heating (oil), electricity, water,
> garbage, health insurance, clothing, etc.  What I don't think should count
> are expenses my n-s-e-e-w would incur had she NOT had the kids--like the
> mortgage, car payment, auto insurance, etc.
>
> Would appreciate perspective from others, even if just to set me straight.

Hi Michael!

There are two types of functions that you are paying for: Task funcitions and 
maintenance functions. The task is being a parent, the maintenance is being a 
person.

She has to be a person before she can be a parent. The law and the courts 
recognize that she has to be maintained, hence the support has something in 
it for her, even if it isn't called that vicious a-word.

In Florida there are "guidelines" which are so generous that women have a 
financial incentive to divorce to get the child support. The courts will 
leave the man without the money to even live and tell him to work a second or 
third job to meet the guidelines idealized levels. Be glad you aren't here.

Now that 50/50 idea is some sort of equality. The feminists demand equality 
only when it is to their benefit, however, and are hypocritical about it the 
rest of the time.
-- 
Regards,

Pete
http://www.pete-theisen.com/


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