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[JudgeRightly]

I could just as easily suggest not defending an abusive husband's actions and expecting the wife keep upholding a contract he broke.

Do you think that all men or women who cheat on their spouses have abusive spouses?

If so, how does that in any way vindicate the actions of the spouse who commits adultery?

 

[Tambora]

So your argument is that "because husband broke marriage covenant, therefore it's ok to commit adultery"?

So your argument is that a wife should uphold a broken contract???

This is fun.

 

[JudgeRightly]

So your argument is that a wife should uphold a broken contract???

This is fun.

Then she should divorce him. Not commit adultery...

I'm just gonna let you reread that.

So your argument is that "because husband broke marriage covenant, therefore it's ok to commit adultery"?

 

[ok doser]

That's how sin uses the law for it's own evil purposes.

if you believe that's so, you should support cancelling all laws prohibiting rape and child molestation

 

[glorydaz]

Then she should divorce him. Not commit adultery...



So your argument is that "because husband broke marriage covenant, therefore it's ok to commit adultery"?

First off....no one has said it's okay to commit adultery. We're just giving you some reasons why it may occur.

First and foremost, is choosing wrongly to marry any particular person.

If people would go back to square one, then the rest of this becomes mute.

 

[Arthur Brain]

And when that "love" contract is broken by an abusive husband?????
That contract is dependent on both to uphold, not just one of them.
Why should the wife be expected to be the only one to uphold that contract?

She shouldn't be. No person should be beholden to a contract where abuse is part of it because that isn't the part of any marriage agreement. "For better or worse" doesn't include being abused in any form.

 

[ok doser]

Do you think that all men or women who cheat on their spouses have abusive spouses?

If so, how does that in any way vindicate the actions of the spouse who commits adultery?

i asked a similar question and got called a retard

perhaps you'll do better

 

[JudgeRightly]

First off....no one has said it's okay to commit adultery. We're just giving you some reasons why it may occur.

Then you should support a law such as "Do not commit adultery.

mute.

*moot

 

[ok doser]

I'm just gonna let you reread that.

So your argument is that "because husband broke marriage covenant, therefore it's ok to commit adultery"?

it's clear to me that the children are just playing games at this point


see ya later, gator! :wave2:

 

[Tambora]

Do you think that all men or women who cheat on their spouses have abusive spouses?

Don't be silly.
The contract is broken when the husband is abusive.
Just how many times does he have to be abusive before the contract is considered to be broken to you?

 

[ok doser]

Then you should support a law such as "Do not commit adultery.

no laws about adultery because mercy


remember?

 

[JudgeRightly]

Don't be silly.
The contract is broken when the husband is abusive.
Just how many times does he have to be abusive before the contract is considered to be broken to you?

Not what I asked. Tam, this is the second time you have, either intentionally or not, misread my question. Please pay attention to what I DID ask, not what I did not.

Do you think that all men or women who cheat on their spouses have abusive spouses?

If so, how does that in any way vindicate the actions of the spouse who commits adultery?

 

[ok doser]

i'll just bounce this one forward:

[MENTION=3698]Tambora[/MENTION] and [MENTION=13955]glorydaz[/MENTION]

artie posted:

Well, firstly, he doesn't have an "excuse" for being abusive and yes, it does (give an abused wife an excuse to commit adultery) if she's married to such a guy. Who could blame her?

do you agree that an abused wife who commits adultery is blameless?

 

[glorydaz]

if you believe that's so, you should support cancelling all laws prohibiting rape and child molestation

I told you, we need laws so the people who do break the law can be put away.

 

[glorydaz]

i'll just bounce this one forward:

[MENTION=3698]Tambora[/MENTION] and [MENTION=13955]glorydaz[/MENTION]

artie posted:

do you agree that an abused wife who commits adultery is blameless?

Blameless like the stripper or blameless like the abortion doctor.

Blameless of a particular crime or any crime whatsoever.

It's a complicated subject.....who deserves what.

 

[Arthur Brain]

You apparently haven't considered the possibility that the current system is to blame for it being so difficult for justice being served to those who deserve justice.

Well, no, your idea of "justice" is rooted in legalism, the likes of which I have no desire to see in the West.

 

[JudgeRightly]

I told you, we need laws so the people who do break the law can be put away.

So why not a law against adultery?

 

[glorydaz]

Not what I asked. Tam, this is the second time you have, either intentionally or not, misread my question. Please pay attention to what I DID ask, not what I did not.

It's a dumb question. Akin to....



When did you stop beating your wife?

 

[glorydaz]

So why not a law against adultery?

Because putting people away for adultery is ridiculous.

It only aggravates any problems that might arise from the act itself.

 

[glorydaz]

it's clear to me that the children are just playing games at this point


see ya later, gator! :wave2:

LOL You're bested, and you know it.