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Paul Ryan thinks rapists should get visitation rights!!
A facebook friend posted this up...
I googled around a bit and can't find anything with substance linking Paul Ryan to this policy.
here is how the commenting went:
TraceZ: Any reasonable person would agree no rapist should get visitation rights. History has shown us many examples of women making false accusations of rape, however. Consider the added incentive it gives women to claim rape if doing so eliminates all chances of custody disputes? It's a slippery slope indeed. I'm particularity disturbed by how this piece highlights a photo of Paul Ryan. I googled "Paul Ryan rape visitation" and got no meaningful results outside one left-wing site "the dailykoss" This is a desperate shot to smear Ryan for no reason, it's just an attempt to distract us. "look at the shiny thing over there" Whoever put this together is desperate to smear republicans.
My friend - You know I love you but I can't agree with you here. To claim it's about women lying about rape being the societal harm here? Really? I know of very few cases of false accusations of rape. I do acknowledge that they exist and I even testified on the behalf of someone accused at one point in my life. And the custodial part of your comment is just naive. Now- if there is a stretch to directly associate Ryan or anyone else with something they have not participated in that is a different issue. You very well may have a point there. But my limited experience with P. Ryan makes this not an unlikely link. My posting this has far more to do with the 31 states than anything else. If a woman you loved was raped and had to either give custody to the rapist or get his permission to have the child adopted how would that be? I'm quite sure it would be government intrusion to the extreme.
TraceZ - Big picture here - the whole point of the thing is political. The reason it was created was to smear Paul Ryan (who has nothing to do with it) , NOT to educate anyone on national policy. We agree the policy is incorrect, so why not address it directly instead of as a very partisan political distraction? Whoever made this thing up is succeeding, they have gotten people like you to perpetuate it, and as people read it without questioning it they will believe Paul Ryan thinks rapists should have visitation rights. It's dirty pool.
I specifically need to know if Ryan has any votes or statements on record pertaining to this subject.
I wasn't able to find anything, so I have no idea what this piece is based on.
I'm guessing it's based on the fine print in the bottom there, the part about 31 states giving rapists visitation. WI being one of them, Ryan represents WI, therefore *insert lunacy here*.
I have a hard time believing that any state will allow a convicted sex offender to go anywhere near one of their victims though. I have a feeling that the entire line of logic presented by that picture is false on every level.
I'm guessing it's based on the fine print in the bottom there, the part about 31 states giving rapists visitation. WI being one of them, Ryan represents WI, therefore *insert lunacy here*.
I have a hard time believing that any state will allow a convicted sex offender to go anywhere near one of their victims though. I have a feeling that the entire line of logic presented by that picture is false on every level.
I'm not comfortable with a unilateral prohibition of "rapists" not being able to see their children.
As we all know, there is forcible rape, which is a horrible thing but almost never results in pregnancy. Most pregnancies from rape occur from women falsely accusing men of rape -- either as revenge, out of regret, or some other shameless reason.
In many cases, these are respectable men who are extremely hurt by the fact that they have children (and are often paying child support -- how often that's left out!) that they can never see, never build a relationship with, and can never tell "the other side of the story".
Plus, at the end of the day, they are still the father and a child needs both his mother and his father to be healthy and whole in his mental growth. I can see a few exceptions where parental rights should not be granted, but I think the courts can handle that on a case by case basis. Seems they've been doing a pretty good job so far in those 31 states.
It is "States' that are responsible, if in fact this is a Law in any (as a note, I cannot find it in Blackwell).
Thus it is NOT Ryan.
Next, many states do allow visitation (conjugal included) for convicted murders (I know, my nephew was killed, the killer married while in prison, and fathered two children while incarcerated).
The Law is a fickle thing. If you, or your friend are upset, and the Law is as stated - work to get it overturned.
I specifically need to know if Ryan has any votes or statements on record pertaining to this subject.
I wasn't able to find anything, so I have no idea what this piece is based on.
Typical democrat/liberal/marxist/communist bs. they have to personal attack thier opponents they sure can't run on thier record because it is so dismal.
Just edit the whole add and put Obama and Democrats. Thats all the Dems do anyways. They tell people what they want them to hear, whether it is true or not. Based on many ads, DWS is a chronic liar.
Paul Ryan co-sponsored a national ban on contraception, on all abortion and on in vitro fertilization [See Bill Text, 112th Congress (2011-2012), H.R.212.IH]. When Paul Ryan was on Meet the Press back in February, David Gregory asked him whether the Republican Party was maybe focusing too much on contraception; maybe that might hurt them in November. Paul Ryan’s answer as to whether he was concerned about that was, No.
Ryan's Sanctity of Human Life Act would give states the right to make abortion illegal. If a woman was raped and wanted to have an abortion in another state, her rapist could theoretically sue her to stop the abortion.
Paul Ryan co-sponsored a national ban on contraception, on all abortion and on in vitro fertilization [See Bill Text, 112th Congress (2011-2012), H.R.212.IH]. When Paul Ryan was on Meet the Press back in February, David Gregory asked him whether the Republican Party was maybe focusing too much on contraception; maybe that might hurt them in November. Paul Ryan’s answer as to whether he was concerned about that was, No.
Ryan's Sanctity of Human Life Act would give states the right to make abortion illegal. If a woman was raped and wanted to have an abortion in another state, her rapist could theoretically sue her to stop the abortion.
IOW, the dems are distorting the facts.
Here's the real deal:
The dems are concentrating on abortion as an issue because there economic policies suck!
Paul Ryan co-sponsored a national ban on contraception, on all abortion and on in vitro fertilization [See Bill Text, 112th Congress (2011-2012), H.R.212.IH]. When Paul Ryan was on Meet the Press back in February, David Gregory asked him whether the Republican Party was maybe focusing too much on contraception; maybe that might hurt them in November. Paul Ryan’s answer as to whether he was concerned about that was, No.
Ryan's Sanctity of Human Life Act would give states the right to make abortion illegal. If a woman was raped and wanted to have an abortion in another state, her rapist could theoretically sue her to stop the abortion.
Wow. First post. The libs are pulling out all the stops for their invasion.