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Beta Males Find Financial Ruin

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What happens when you let your wife pressure you into buying a house?  Foreclosure.  Unless you wife can afford to pay the mortgage, she has no right to demand that you purchase anything.  That is the essence of equality.  That so many males get in over their heads because of women is proof that we do not live in a patriarchy.  We live in a society where the majority of women control beta males.  They work their betas into early deaths.  They make them buy houses, but not truly live their own homes.  I know men who pay 100% of a mortgage who "can't" smoke a cigar in their own home.  Can you believe that?!  What a way to "live"! When there is a divorce, the matriarchy makes the betas pay alimony and child support - which it spent on their new (younger) boyfriends...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on May 28, 2009 (boomark / email).

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