BoxingRobes
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The thing is I’m well aware of what the laws are, no ignorance on my part there - I’m questioning the automatic 50% community property in many states, leading many here to think that he got off easy with just 25%.
This is not the 20th century when we were just recovering as a society from women being treated as mere property, when it was legal to beat your wife, when women had no power. We are way beyond that. Why do women need that 50% protection? Some do, and some don’t.
As far as this particular woman, I’ve actually done some looking into it, and no way in **** she deserves 36 billion based on what she’s contributed to the company. She’s only getting what she’s getting because of these arcane notions discussed ad naseaum.
Automatic 50% community property in many jurisdictions is a joke, it should be only be on a case-by-case basis
If you can’t discuss that without questioning somebody’s approach towards women, then you’re just a soft headed cuck.
Its an epidemic here, I guess.
This thread has been the following:
OP questions the legality and rationale behind this women being awarded/given the largest divorce settlement by 30x.
Responses include "but, its da law" or a variation of it.
OP and others respond that we are all aware of the legal implications, but are trying to steer this to a larger discussion.
Responses include new variations of "but, its da law" followed by insults and here we are.
Horrendous, disgusting display by some here. They actually think she really did something substantial to create Amazon or deserves a substantial cut for her efforts for a short time in 1995 where she did some secretary and assistant work.
Would love to revisit this thread in a decade where we can go in depth and analyze the revolutionary new supply chain model in e-commerce Mackenzie Tuttle comes up with with that $36 billion she has available to her. Either that or maybe we can come up with a poll of who will publish a novel first, MacKenzie Tuttle or George RR Martin.
You're been on point in this thread. Keep it up, brother.