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Now a psychologist has tried to prevent a father from gaining custody of his child simply because he did what any responsible parent would do, feed his son good food and not junk from McDonald's.
Now a psychologist has tried to prevent a father from gaining custody of his child simply because he did what any responsible parent would do, feed his son good food and not junk from McDonald's.
What in the world does this have to do with liberalism?
Aren't we the evil ones who keep saying McDonald's is a bad corporation that needs to pay its employees more? alol. At least be intellectually consistent and stop calling everything you hate "liberalism"
Nothing remotely involving liberalism there, just the usual chaos and he said she said of divorce. Mixed in with judges trying to decide things, and shrinks writing reports.
We have NO idea whats actually involved in the stuff here....but nothing here in any way shape or form has anything to do with liberalism.
Well the title of this thread is being a little(oh heck a LOT) loose with the facts of the story ... But any time they see an opening to bash a "liberal", facts be damned.
It was MOM using the poor kid as a pawn, all he needs to do is have a tantrum and mom will give him whatever he wants.
I believe Dad was right.
That kids crap would have never flown in my house growing up, THIS is dinner eat it or not.
I thought it was liberalism's fault for the "food nazi crusade." It appears the exact opposite is true as well...
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