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Receive the majority of assets in separation and divorce and women are almost never forced to pay child support, even if they’re working. Hocus Pocus I just took a DNA test turns out I’m 100% that witch shirt You’re concerned that an Act which was designed to minimise sex trafficking makes it harder to advertise sex services? Boo hoo. Where in any country’s Constitution does it say you have the inalienable right to advertise sex services?

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All men know when a woman is giving true consent and when they’re not. the people defending or making excuses saying well only a woman can open her legs no one’s forcing her you’re forcing her by bugging the shit out of her and scaring her but most likely you guys are the ones that need to do this to get laid so they are protesting against something that is already against the law, isn’t tolerated or condoned in our society and is 100% condemned by every Australian, Hocus Pocus I just took a DNA test turns out I’m 100% that witch shirt minus the predators who commit these atrocities. They sound like the most intelligent people who ever did live. Women’s rights aren’t up for debate? This whole debate comes back to the simple question you don’t want to answer with any facts at all. What rights do men have in Australia that women don’t have? Some people with an intellectual disability are prevented from voting.

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this is because some of those people don’t understand what they’re participating in. This isn’t specific to women. Indigenous people are incarcerated at far greater levels than the general population. There are far more indigenous men incarcerated than there are indigenous women. No indigenous people have sovereignty – they’re citizens of the constitutional monarchy of Australia. As is every other Australian. Single motherhood isn’t stigmatised at all – single mothers are far more likely to be awarded sole or majority custody than fathers