Well, howdy there internet people, Lidsboo again. So today we're going to talk about fault,

and who's at fault, and who's not at fault, and no fault, and reality because there are a bunch of men who I think they have the wrong

impression of something. We're going to talk about no fault

divorce because apparently the Republican Party well they're coming for that too.

There are movements in Texas, Louisiana, and Nebraska at least, within the GOP with the goal of ending no fault divorce. For younger people it's divorce as you know it.

Okay.

If no fault divorce was ended, people would have to show cause to get divorced.

Okay, so why do some Republicans want to end no fault divorce?

I would

mean, and then the rest are just pathetic.

And then the rest are just pathetic. this is all about control this is literally saying my wife wants to leave me, I need the power of government to compel her to stay.

Okay, so first and foremost, to the guys, okay, because this is definitely men that want to end no fault divorce. I am certain that there will be some women who come out in support of this because it's good for clicks or

whatever. But I have lived in super rural, super southern, super

conservative, super Christian places most of my life. I've heard this conversation once or twice. In my entire life I have

probably met I don't know somewhere between 12 and 15 men who have been divorced and who

blame no fault divorce.

Every single one of them was at fault.

And I don't mean that in the way of, oh, well, he wasn't trying hard enough or anything like that. No fault divorce just means that she has to show cause.

Every single man I have ever met who complained and whined about no fault divorce provided it.

No exceptions to this.

For those who think that this is something that is going to compel her to stay

for a long period of time, you're wrong. That's not what it means. What it means is

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