• @[email protected]
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    309 months ago

    I had no idea there states that if you’re female you can’t get a divorce without consent. That’s insane. I’m going guess they’re all red states since they’re big on not respecting women.

      • @[email protected]
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        149 months ago

        In US. politics, red refers to places with a (usually large) majority of Republican voters.

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          9 months ago

          That’s dumb. Probably shouldn’t use it when talking online because its backwards from the rest of the world.

            • @[email protected]
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              119 months ago

              Dear downvoters… I’m pretty sure the picture of a bald eagle in front of a US flag is a stand-in for “/s”.

    • @Evotech
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      39 months ago

      It’s the same for both persons In a marriage though

      • @Mostly_Harmless_Variant
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        129 months ago

        Sure, but when these laws were passed they were intended to keep women down. Just like women couldn’t vote or have back accounts. The fact they still exist, along with more of our rights being reduced, shows the misogynistic intent.

      • @meliaesc
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        49 months ago

        The law in Missouri, for example, only bans pregnant women from seeking a divorce.

      • @Dkarma
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        19 months ago

        Yeah the abuser and the abusee … You don’t see the issue here?
        This is the definition of dense.

    • @Potatos_are_not_friends
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      29 months ago

      We frequently are shown photos in black and white to give a distance. Makes people feel like it was eons ago.

      It wasn’t that long ago that women had rights. There are people still alive who were part of the first wave of women in the office.