09 Apr 08
Originally posted by BartsQuiet but it's a means to an ends. Not everyone without money is unhappy. I read a study about marriage, it said to keep a marriage going you need two of the folowing three things; Sex, Childern and Money.
Money is simply one of the easiest ways to get the other things that you want. Your brother probably wouldn't be able to travel to Australia often if he didn't have a well paying job.
It is socially exceptable to talk about money, so I suspect these women polled in the Sunday Times were happier to talk about the money then the other two.
09 Apr 08
Originally posted by yo its meAgreed. How the question is asked is critical in the kind of answer that is obtained.
Do you really think that's true?
Maybe I'm being nieve but I really don't think money makes the world go round. I think how these women were asked the question is important.
Afterall how much is enough money?
-Enough to feed and cloth your childern- well at the very least the state would cover that.
-Enough to live the life you are accustomed to? ...[text shortened]... t a devorce, but not try for one is private or because of the way the question was worded.
09 Apr 08
Originally posted by der schwarze Ritteryour question only makes sense if you consider the institution of marriage to be what keeps society together.
The marriage rate in Great Britain has collapsed to its lowest point since its government began keeping statistics in 1862. Now, even marriage is being called into question, says Stephen Flurry. I have to ask: How much longer till Great Britain's collapse is complete?
http://www.thetrumpet.com/index.php?q=4983.3253.0.0
09 Apr 08
Originally posted by der schwarze Ritter'The breakdown of family life is Britain’s most urgent crisis today. Every week, it seems, newspapers in the UK shed additional light on how wrecked the British family actually is. The once United Kingdom has not only lost its empire, what’s left at home is rotten to the core.'
The marriage rate in Great Britain has collapsed to its lowest point since its government began keeping statistics in 1862. Now, even marriage is being called into question, says Stephen Flurry. I have to ask: How much longer till Great Britain's collapse is complete?
http://www.thetrumpet.com/index.php?q=4983.3253.0.0
Um...right this guys got issues...she must have taken the house, the dog, the lot
09 Apr 08
Originally posted by yo its meIt's not easy being a billionaire...
Quiet but it's a means to an ends. Not [b]everyone without money is unhappy. I read a study about marriage, it said to keep a marriage going you need two of the folowing three things; Sex, Childern and Money.
It is socially exceptable to talk about money, so I suspect these women polled in the Sunday Times were happier to talk about the money then the other two.[/b]
http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/04/02/opinion/edjohnson.php
09 Apr 08
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterMore laughable nonsense.
The marriage rate in Great Britain has collapsed to its lowest point since its government began keeping statistics in 1862. Now, even marriage is being called into question, says Stephen Flurry. I have to ask: How much longer till Great Britain's collapse is complete?
http://www.thetrumpet.com/index.php?q=4983.3253.0.0
Really must commend DSR for his efforts in dredging the cess-pits of the christian far-right to bring us these gems.
Keep it up, you know your efforts are appreciated.
10 Apr 08
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Doesn't the increase in divorce rate reflects the fact that people are generally getting better off financially so that they could afford to go separate ways? Making personal choices are generally more acceptable than very old days also.
Other social problems such as high incidence of youth crimes like vandalism, heavy drinking, and skunk smoking are something more to worry about in this country. Surely we can't blame single/divorced parents for all of these.
11 Apr 08
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterThe rate is higher in America. Is the US's collapse complete?
The marriage rate in Great Britain has collapsed to its lowest point since its government began keeping statistics in 1862. Now, even marriage is being called into question, says Stephen Flurry. I have to ask: How much longer till Great Britain's collapse is complete?
http://www.thetrumpet.com/index.php?q=4983.3253.0.0
11 Apr 08
Originally posted by der schwarze Ritteri'm confused... why does a breakdown of a marriage symbolise a breakdown of a country?
The marriage rate in Great Britain has collapsed to its lowest point since its government began keeping statistics in 1862. Now, even marriage is being called into question, says Stephen Flurry. I have to ask: How much longer till Great Britain's collapse is complete?
http://www.thetrumpet.com/index.php?q=4983.3253.0.0