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Still, seems as though something is happening.
Tensions Flare on Kosovo-Serbian Border Amid Protests and Gunfire
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/31/world/europe/kosovo-serbia-border-gunfire.html
Tensions Flare on Kosovo-Serbian Border Amid Protests and Gunfire
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/31/world/europe/kosovo-serbia-border-gunfire.html
Lets hope not and that they have learned something from the past. They seem to like to set up roadblocks, as in Croatia back in the 90s. The decision that would require Sebs living in Kosovo to use car licence plates issued by Pristina institutions is postponed for 1 month. Lets see what will happen.
It's pretty normal for that part of Kosovo, everytime they don't like something they turn them on, not to take cover like the rest of the world do but to gather and set up roadblocks. Anyway the decision for reciprocity is postponed for a month after EU and US asked us and the roads are being cleared as we speak.
Didn’t know where to write this but last year, a feminist lesbian couple killed a 5 years old kid in Argentina. The father of the kid tried to gain custody but it was denied by a feminist judge and the police couldn’t do much cause of the “gender perspective” justice. Today it was discovered that the cause of death was the castration that these two monsters did to him. Here is a useful thread about what happened:
rip to the little boy.
this is also an interesting part of the gender equality discussion. For decades in child custody cases in the West (but probably elsewhere as well) the priority in cases of equal or similar claim has been given to the mother (f.e. in US the total statistic is 80v20). Which kind of makes sense from how the general society views the roles. As a father I feel that the expectations from society for fathers are very low - dont quit the family, dont be an abusive idiot and anything above that is a plus, while mothers are basically expected to be angels and the standard is set incredibly high.
But now that the walls between genders are being broken down, when gay couples with two fathers or two mothers are viewed/presented as an equally good option, this bias towards mothers starts to feels unequal.
this is also an interesting part of the gender equality discussion. For decades in child custody cases in the West (but probably elsewhere as well) the priority in cases of equal or similar claim has been given to the mother (f.e. in US the total statistic is 80v20). Which kind of makes sense from how the general society views the roles. As a father I feel that the expectations from society for fathers are very low - dont quit the family, dont be an abusive idiot and anything above that is a plus, while mothers are basically expected to be angels and the standard is set incredibly high.
But now that the walls between genders are being broken down, when gay couples with two fathers or two mothers are viewed/presented as an equally good option, this bias towards mothers starts to feels unequal.
There was a similar case here in the UK where the mother and girlfriend killed the son. The grandparents tried so hard to take custody of the boy but it didn't happen. Poor boy also died.
My wife works cases like this and she tells me that it really depends on the judge. Taking a kid from a dangerous mother is unlikely if the judge is female. A drug addict mother can still love her child but if she can't care for them, ultimately the kid needs to go somewhere safe. The key word is safe, feminism shouldn't apply.
My wife works cases like this and she tells me that it really depends on the judge. Taking a kid from a dangerous mother is unlikely if the judge is female. A drug addict mother can still love her child but if she can't care for them, ultimately the kid needs to go somewhere safe. The key word is safe, feminism shouldn't apply.
Sure, men can be more violent, the point is that even if the the mother is terrible, it's difficult to protect the child. It's like the grooming gang in Rochdale, UK, where the police and authorities were scared about appearing racist thus letting these bastards get away with it. Only after the press got involved the police were forced to act and put loads of them away, only it was years too late.
Cut the political correctness nonsense or bring in merciless punishment, but the UK is super lenient - that's another problem in the UK.
Cut the political correctness nonsense or bring in merciless punishment, but the UK is super lenient - that's another problem in the UK.
