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08-15-2005, 01:29 AM
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Re: Are you sure you are your kid\'s father?
You Are Not the Father!! (SFW)
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08-15-2005, 01:36 AM
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Re: Are you sure you are your kid\'s father?
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[ QUOTE ] I think there should be a law that for every birth their must be a dna test. Mandatory. [/ QUOTE ] What good is a DNA test if you don't even know who to compare the DNA to (a lot of women who're in the position where they're not sure who the father is, couldn't even venture to guess)? [/ QUOTE ] I am talking about comparing it to the potential father. The guy that is supposed to sign the birth certificate thats in the relationship.
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08-15-2005, 01:39 AM
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Re: Are you sure you are your kid\'s father?
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i'm sure a lot of kids that were brought up well that would have been raised by a single parent if the cheating was forcibly disclosed would want to disagree. i don't think it's an OBGYN's job to get involved here, they're paid to deliver the babies not screw up their birthdays. not that i have cheated or condone it. my gf works in bioinformatics/generics and told me a long time ago about this. it's so common they plan for the effect in studies. [/ QUOTE ] So men don't have rights?
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08-15-2005, 01:43 AM
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Re: Are you sure you are your kid\'s father?
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So men don't have rights? [/ QUOTE ] Of course they do; they have the right to get a paternity test. That doesn't mean that the State needs to mandate it, because I'm sure that many of the cases where the father is not the biological father, he wouldn't want to know anyway, but if he does want to, he has the right to.
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08-15-2005, 01:47 AM
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Re: Are you sure you are your kid\'s father?
i have the right to ignore you
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08-15-2005, 01:58 AM
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Re: Are you sure you are your kid\'s father?
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[ QUOTE ] So men don't have rights? [/ QUOTE ] Of course they do; they have the right to get a paternity test. That doesn't mean that the State needs to mandate it, because I'm sure that many of the cases where the father is not the biological father, he wouldn't want to know anyway, but if he does want to, he has the right to. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, I just mean a guy has a right to know, sure its may be sad for the kid but its not the guys fault the kids birthday is screwed up its the womens. I would hope all guys would want to know if they are raising the "milkman" or their "best friends" baby. Then again ignorance is bliss...
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08-15-2005, 08:30 AM
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Re: Are you sure you are your kid\'s father?
My daughter looks so much like me, if she isn't mine... I'm going to hunt down that doppelganger and kill the son of a bitch.
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