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Re: Divorces on the Rise in D.C. Due to Political Differences

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Wed, 31 Jul 24 9:03 AM | 14 view(s)
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I'd go wider than that and say that I am not interested in the company of people with brutallist attitudes.

It was that toxic well from which German Nazism spprung after the First World War.

It has already turned to hatred of people who disagree with them. And their hatred justifies violence in their eyes, as we witnessed at the end of the last Trump term.

Next step is the removal of their political enemies. They have made the lists. They are firmly on the path.

So, yes, I see why there is a rise in divorces. Brutallism is unappealing.

The long run problem is how many Americans, expecially American men, are attracted by it, and don't see the little moustache growing on their upper lip. It didn't begin with Trump.




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Divorces on the Rise in D.C. Due to Political Differences
By: clo2 in ALEA
Tue, 30 Jul 24 5:41 PM 		Msg. 53722 of 54959

Understandable, I couldn't be with someone that disrespected my views, especially when it comes to my choices with my body.

Divorces on the Rise in D.C. Due to Political Differences

Although nationwide divorce rates are declining, according to the most recent Census data available, divorces in Washington, D.C. are on the rise—and political differences are to blame, according to a new report. Multiple lawyers in the D.C.-Maryland-northern Virginia area told Axios that they have seen an increasing number of clients in the Beltway seeking to end their marriages due to irreconcilable political differences. One lawyer, family law attorney Jessica Markham, even said that social media posts about topics like conspiracy theories and gun rights have been used as evidence in custody battles. In another case, one parent blamed their spouse for “abandoning” the family to attend protests and rallies. According to Markham, many of these conflicts began during the COVID-19 pandemic, and have since escalated as the 2024 presidential election season hits its zenith.

Read it at Axios
http://www.thedailybeast.com/divorces-on-the-rise-in-dc-due-to-political-differences?

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