When the republicans screw up, they really out do themselves.
I see this law being challenged real soon.
But I would not be surprise is some men converted to muslim of this law as a way to spite the feminists.
By the way, I wonder if President Bush knew this was in the bill when he sign? Or if he knew it was worded to prevent U.S. men from dating foreign women?
[By the way, I wonder if President Bush knew this was in the bill when he sign? Or if he knew it was worded to prevent U.S. men from dating foreign women?]
All I know is that I respected President Bush up until last night when I started to wonder for the first time. I spoke with Libertarian non-Bush-voter last night who owns a major dating agency on the US west coast. I was shocked by how our minds were the same regarding male rights...
We discussed how I had had no problem with the Patriot Act and the Wiretapping. I said that I did not see how these would effect anybody except terrorists and political Islam Muslims. He said that this was his first clue that our rights were going to be taken away across the board.
Although I politely disagreed with him on the Patriot Act and Wiretapping...he and I agreed completely that Democrat males and Republican males need to close ranks on this.
But how do we tell the President that this isn't some minor beef...that men are going to get mailing lists of millions of other American men and make this an issue in the elections?
I have written to Mike Pence about this. This isn't a throw-away issue or bargaining chip. It isn't something that the WOT can trump like so many other issues (I am into the rights of Americans to breathe fresh air in restaurants and bars - which puts me at odds with some Republicans but the WOT trumps that issue).
Does the White House monitor FR? Does the White House actually read its email?
By the way, I live in Germany and am a member of a German dating site (although inactive as I prefer my real-life girlfriend).
But what if the German website has to inform me on March 6th that I can no longer be a member because they don't have the bandwidth to try to comply with the new US law requiring background checks for American men who want to meet non-American women?
I could see American men being told to go away by foreign agencies with words to the effect of "even your own government doesn't trust you, why should we?"
I could solve this by stating that I am Canadian (dual citizenship).
But are all you American men happy about being the world's new second class citizens?