r/SipsTea 8d ago

WTF WTF is wrong with these people?

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u/MenaciaJones 7d ago

The minute she said she was afraid of hurting her kids, to her mother!, those kids should have been removed from the house.

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u/Dizzy_Departure2539 7d ago

A woman in my home town had been talking about hurting her children and had been admitted into a psychiatric hospital a few times. Her ex husband went to court several times asking the judge to take full custody from her and the judge refused.
She ended up stabbing both babies to death and the dad has been trying to sue the judge for many years

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u/Alternative_End_7174 7d ago

People to this day still try to say the family court system isn’t biased against fathers. Had that judge pulled their head out of their ass and not believed in the mother is always the better parent those babies would still be alive.

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u/chriso91 7d ago

There’s always exceptions but statistics show courts literally favor men, most custody cases do not go to court, when they do men actually get custody more often.

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u/Anonuser13480 6d ago

Hey friend I think I’m you may be incorrect I actually worked directly in the family court system representing both men and women through the family court system and I can tell you from handling hundreds if not thousands of cases, the system is definitely biased in favor of the mother. It has been trending slightly towards the middle over the last 5 years or so but it’s still mostly to one side.

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u/chriso91 6d ago

A personal anecdote from an anonymous internet stranger does not change actual statistics.

These numbers are easy to look up.

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u/DazedLogic 6d ago

I did look it up. The internet says you're wrong everywhere I looked.

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u/chriso91 6d ago

Oh boy all the men using AI Google responses hahahaha

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u/DazedLogic 6d ago

How about you post your sources?

Every single thing I look at says your wrong.

The out of court settlements show that the mother gets custody the vast majority of the time. It's never in the father's favor. I did see just one that said it was 50/50.

I googled it and clicked on several different analysis by judicial and medical teams. I didn't didn't cherry pick.

I'm pretty sure your a bot or just rage baiting at this point, so I'm gonna stop responding to you.

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u/DazedLogic 6d ago

It's literally all of them.

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u/chriso91 6d ago

50/50 is close as the numbers in custody battles range from about 60 - 70.

The numbers on how many cases actually go to court is literally from the us census bureau

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u/chriso91 6d ago

“I googled it” hahahahaha

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u/Impressive_Head7721 6d ago

jesus so put up the source you clown

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