Check out this video of Glenn Sacks on KCET TV

Started by dr e, Feb 23, 2005, 09:46 AM

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dr e

What a breath of fresh air!  Check it out!  Go Glenn.  

http://www.glennsacks.com/lat021605.wmv
Contact dr e  Lifeboats for the ladies and children, icy waters for the men.  Women have rights and men have responsibilties.

no2fembots

Saw the vid this morning..

This guy never minces words and NEVER backs off the issue at hand!  

:daman:
"We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give."  - Winston Churchill
                                                                                   
"Get Angry...Get Loud... GET UP off your KNEES!"

HarryPawedHer

That gray haired lady said the kids aren't "sacks of potatoes" but kept saying that the predicament could hinder a mom from making a better life for herself.

The impression I got from it was that the dad's argument was for the kids and the mom's argument was for the moms.

Maybe I'm missing something.

no2fembots

I almost fell off my chair when the FatEvilOne (a lawyer AND a feminist - eewwhh!) stated with a look of such complete sincerity that the man could still keep a relationship with his kids by communicating with faxes, emails and little computer video cameras and top it off with summer holidays and school breaks!  Give me a break!

I thought the overall tone of the piece was very male friendly and well done.

Regards
"We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give."  - Winston Churchill
                                                                                   
"Get Angry...Get Loud... GET UP off your KNEES!"

HarryPawedHer

Quote from: "no2fembots"
I almost fell off my chair when the FatEvilOne (a lawyer AND a feminist - eewwhh!) stated with a look of such complete sincerity that the man could still keep a relationship with his kids by communicating with faxes, emails and little computer video cameras and top it off with summer holidays and school breaks!  Give me a break!


Yeah, the accountant here walked in while I was shaking my head at the screen during that part.  Must have looked pretty weird.

How do you have an intimate relationship without intimacy?

FP

Quote from: "no2fembots"
I almost fell off my chair when the FatEvilOne (a lawyer AND a feminist - eewwhh!) stated with a look of such complete sincerity that the man could still keep a relationship with his kids by communicating with faxes, emails and little computer video cameras and top it off with summer holidays and school breaks!  Give me a break!

I thought the overall tone of the piece was very male friendly and well done.

Regards


Yeah, that was rather hilarious. She's obviously never experienced that situation. My old man sending me faxes or the occasional phone call didn't do much to foster our relationship (granted he wasn't much for being an involved dad anyway).

daksdaddy

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(granted he wasn't much for being an involved dad anyway).


Is it possible that your dad felt trapped by his role?

You know, (being in the system).
t is perhaps a terrible thing to say, but "rights and freedoms we are not willing to fight for are rights and freedoms we don't deserve."

sethay

Well done.  I am going to be showing that video to as many people as I can!

Buddy-Rey

Quote from: "no2fembots"
I almost fell off my chair when the FatEvilOne (a lawyer AND a feminist - eewwhh!) stated with a look of such complete sincerity that the man could still keep a relationship with his kids by communicating with faxes, emails and little computer video cameras and top it off with summer holidays and school breaks!  Give me a break!


    Faxes and e-mails are fine sometimes, but they're very impersonal, and simply not enough.  As a child of divorced parents who could have gotten involved in a custody battle, I can say that if there ever came a day when I couldn't see, talk to, and hug my dad every day, I'd be way beyond inconsolable.  I'd be crushed.

LSBeene

THAT VIDEO WAS AWESOME.

I want to write a longer post, but I'm only home for lunch.

DAMN that was one of the first BALANCED news reports I've seen.

(falls off chair with the vapors)

Steven
'Watch our backs at home, we'll guard the wall over here. You can sleep safe tonight, we'll guard the door."

Isaiah 6:8
"Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?" And I said, "Here am I. Send me!"

Assault

It was very telling that the men were advocating what's best FOR THE CHILDREN, and the women were concerned about themselves. Truly disgusting.

Great video though. 8)
Feminism is the product of female selfishness, compounded by male chivalry.

- Peter Zohrab -

FP

Quote from: "daksdaddy"
Quote from: "FloorPie"
(granted he wasn't much for being an involved dad anyway).


Is it possible that your dad felt trapped by his role?

You know, (being in the system).


No, he cared more about himself and his money. I'll qualify that by saying I lived in the same town he commuted to for his job everyday and then he lived 25 minutes away from me after a move. Hardly ever saw me or talked to me more than once a week if that.

LSBeene

Quote from: "Assault"
It was very telling that the men were advocating what's best FOR THE CHILDREN, and the women were concerned about themselves. Truly disgusting.

Great video though. 8)


I would partially agree, but we also need to understand the WHY of it.

1) MOST women (and many men for that matter) honestly think that (well of course, silly) that the "family" is mom and the kids with a dad as an optional and discardable accessory to the "family".  It's ingrained in our culture that the women should get the kids under any circumstances barring dismemberment of a child's limbs (except if she cuts off his penis - the exception).

2) Men's messages have become better as we have (by playing "catch up") had to learn the "marketing" of our message.  Losing our kids is a certain motivator for learning to fight on any battlefield that presents itself.  

3) What is telling is how ingrained the arrogance of the feminist lawyer was.  She had to bring up "women fleeing abuse", "denial of a woman's career choices", and "video conferencing" as visitation.

First off how is it that women get to keep the children and the changing custody is "so traumatic"?  I mean: the kid(s) already LOST one parent.  Now mom wants to remove all the rest of their reality.

Second, how is it "so traumatic" then, if I follow logic (bastardly male logic!) would it not be better if the kids switched parents (they already lost one) and in this way they only lose one parent in the bargain, but get to remain in a stable environment.

Isn't THAT the "best interests".

I think that if a man is willing to take a career hit to move to be with THEIR children I think it should be an AUTOMATIC reassesment of "child support".  Truly money can't be a parent, and this person chose a child over money and career.  Clearly the child was first to them.

THAT'S the messages we need to hit home with.  The arguements we need to memorize (but put in better terms than how I did) are the ones where we show that "switching custody" once a divorce has started is "bad" due to loss of stability, and how when mom moves why not let dad have the kids?  I mean they already have been denied a parent, why now the loss of their little world?

I hope I added to the discusion.

Steven
'Watch our backs at home, we'll guard the wall over here. You can sleep safe tonight, we'll guard the door."

Isaiah 6:8
"Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?" And I said, "Here am I. Send me!"

Roy

LSB --
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What is telling is how ingrained the arrogance of the feminist lawyer was. She had to bring up "women fleeing abuse",


You're dead bang on correct!

Anytime a feminist cannot win an argument logically, with data, she/he resorts to the fail-safe "demonization of men" strategy.

Ever notice how every feminist (ordinary female?) employs her presumed moral superiority as an escape from dialogue, respect for different views, and having to actually engage in an examination of facts?

Look at what is happening at Harvard right now, in the wake of one man's expression of an objective opinion.

We are truly living in the "Brave New World" of feminist double-think.

Can you imagine any logical reason why men have allowed themselves to be so enslaved?

Do men really think so little of themselves?
It's a terrible thing ... living in fear." (Roy - hunted replicant. "Blade Runner.")

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