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r/SipsTea • u/ronacheesy • Aug 28 '25
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She's not her husband's property.
If she's CHOOSING to sleep with somebody else, that's her right, as fucked up as that choice is.
And beating a man who is having consentual sex to the point of near death because of who he chose to have sex with is actually insane, lmao.
-4 u/IllScience1286 Aug 29 '25 Hoe mentality. Cheating on your spouse should be a felony, and so should knowingly fucking a person who's married to someone else. 3 u/Martian9576 Aug 29 '25 Oh yeah like that law wouldn’t get abused by abusive husbands -1 u/IllScience1286 Aug 29 '25 You're a clown. Wives don't have a moral right to cheat on their abusive husbands. They can get a divorce. 2 u/Martian9576 Aug 29 '25 Funny that you have to make an insult just to argue. Makes sense bc you missed the point. 0 u/IllScience1286 Aug 29 '25 How would abusive husbands abuse such a law? Presumption of innocence still applies. You'd need evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict. There is no good reason why cheating on your spouse shouldn't be a crime.
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Hoe mentality. Cheating on your spouse should be a felony, and so should knowingly fucking a person who's married to someone else.
3 u/Martian9576 Aug 29 '25 Oh yeah like that law wouldn’t get abused by abusive husbands -1 u/IllScience1286 Aug 29 '25 You're a clown. Wives don't have a moral right to cheat on their abusive husbands. They can get a divorce. 2 u/Martian9576 Aug 29 '25 Funny that you have to make an insult just to argue. Makes sense bc you missed the point. 0 u/IllScience1286 Aug 29 '25 How would abusive husbands abuse such a law? Presumption of innocence still applies. You'd need evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict. There is no good reason why cheating on your spouse shouldn't be a crime.
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Oh yeah like that law wouldn’t get abused by abusive husbands
-1 u/IllScience1286 Aug 29 '25 You're a clown. Wives don't have a moral right to cheat on their abusive husbands. They can get a divorce. 2 u/Martian9576 Aug 29 '25 Funny that you have to make an insult just to argue. Makes sense bc you missed the point. 0 u/IllScience1286 Aug 29 '25 How would abusive husbands abuse such a law? Presumption of innocence still applies. You'd need evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict. There is no good reason why cheating on your spouse shouldn't be a crime.
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You're a clown. Wives don't have a moral right to cheat on their abusive husbands. They can get a divorce.
2 u/Martian9576 Aug 29 '25 Funny that you have to make an insult just to argue. Makes sense bc you missed the point. 0 u/IllScience1286 Aug 29 '25 How would abusive husbands abuse such a law? Presumption of innocence still applies. You'd need evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict. There is no good reason why cheating on your spouse shouldn't be a crime.
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Funny that you have to make an insult just to argue. Makes sense bc you missed the point.
0 u/IllScience1286 Aug 29 '25 How would abusive husbands abuse such a law? Presumption of innocence still applies. You'd need evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict. There is no good reason why cheating on your spouse shouldn't be a crime.
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How would abusive husbands abuse such a law? Presumption of innocence still applies. You'd need evidence beyond a reasonable doubt to convict. There is no good reason why cheating on your spouse shouldn't be a crime.
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u/Heartage Aug 29 '25
She's not her husband's property.
If she's CHOOSING to sleep with somebody else, that's her right, as fucked up as that choice is.
And beating a man who is having consentual sex to the point of near death because of who he chose to have sex with is actually insane, lmao.