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03-04-10 11:35 #2532
Posts: 347Originally Posted by Chocha Monger
Do you mean that having sex is bad, therefore adding the fact that making someone suffer is not really adding anything to the 'sin'?
I guess the point people are making is that they think having sex is ok, but making other people suffer for it is not ok.
Of course if it matters not to you - that is your opinion. However, some people are happy with a position that having sex for money without other people having to suffer an unwanted pregnancy is better than not giving a shit.
I guess the other point is (if I cannot get you to worry about the hardships of others) is that the more that mongers maltreat the ladies, the more they are going to try to scam us in return - and some of them will succeed. IMO, the most vulnerable are often those that think they are the smartest.
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03-04-10 05:39 #2531
Posts: 1233The specific girl I was referring to was hoping and counting on the promised relation with a stand up guy, rather than a sex tourist running away.
CM, you analogy halts in my opinion.
With that reasoning it would be just the same to sell an adult crack as to making someone addicted by first establishing trust and then tricking the drug into the persons system without telling.
Empathy is not binary. It can be applied also if you pay (right away) for sex.
It is an endless discussion here, but in my opinion it is crystal clear how and where to make distinction between what is OK and what is not OK. It would - in my world - not be OK to knock up even the worst ***** in the Philippines if it was done on false promises. The implications for the woman and the baby is simply to large. And for me theres is no relevance if it done by many other pinoys or if I am engaging in something else that is "immoral" and might cause the girl negative long term consequences. Two wrongs does not make one right. With the slippery slope reasoning we could just as well be banging 12 year olds.
Barba
“It's a slippery slope, Carrie. Without boundaries you never know what might happen."
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03-04-10 03:06 #2530
Posts: 2345Originally Posted by Chocha Monger
I met a very nice banana lady in Oil Wrestling Bar (Barretto) who was considerate enough to be honest before I made a fool of myself. But I stayed to watch her dance before I split. She smelt a bit funny - probably the drugs she was on - but was ironically sexier, more feminine, and a far better dancer than any her friends that did not face such hardships. So beware!
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03-04-10 02:22 #2529
Posts: 2656Come on guys forget this Moral Oral shit! Sex tourists and sex expats arguing about bare back fucking young Filipinas and filling their banana splits with whipped cream makes as much sense as drug dealers arguing that each is more ethical than the other because they treat the crackheads they sell to much better, and have more consideration for the hardships they face in life.
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03-03-10 07:15 #2528
Posts: 498Originally Posted by Barba
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03-03-10 05:02 #2527
Posts: 1233Yella Man, he happened to be an American prick. I do not care for discriminating nationalities in either direction.
Davao is a small place and I am pretty sure some of the readers here can identify him be these few details.
So all of you Davao locals who suspect who it is - yes, the prick made number five now.
B
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03-02-10 05:01 #2526
Posts: 155Originally Posted by Robbaf
Now, before you flame me, if the shoe fits, then it's you.
I, as well as many of the mongers on this site have had our fair share of pussy and then some without getting gals pregnant! Fuck...it's a sad site to drive down the street and see all these young kids begging for food, etc.
Sure, most have parents who put them up to it....but many don't. Rags for clothes, etc. and here we have idiots getting more women pregnant!
I will admit, at times, the gal will lie and say that she is on the pill, etc....still, that's no excuse....have her suck your dick if you have any doubts! But don't contribute to the mess! Three "F's;" feed 'em, fuck 'em and forget 'em! But use common sense!
If you get her pregnant, own up to it and your responsibility and take care of you child! If not, I hope bad luck sticks on you like a fly on do-do!
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03-01-10 22:50 #2525
Posts: 1008Originally Posted by Tungsten Chef
Robb
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03-01-10 07:37 #2524
Posts: 74Originally Posted by Robbaf
Philapino women are like natives to canada. The only difference in canada the natives get free cash. Too bad mr. Pinoy can't support his bastard kids. Just run to the next warm vagina and make another one. Can't be all bad. A bag of rice can feed how many? A family of 10 I figure.
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02-28-10 02:00 #2523
Posts: 1677Originally Posted by Robbaf
Originally Posted by ShadowAxis
I'm betting that 99.99999% of the board doesn't know what a consular report of live birth abroad is and that it is equivalent to a US birth certificate and that it is mandatory item before a passport. I'll bet you they think it is walking a baby into a US building and applying for a passport.
Getting a mixed blood child (especially from a girl who is obviously a working girl or who was whoring herself out), in a foreign country, Citizenship to the US or other countries is NOT a simple 1, 2, 3 step process. You're not doing it in a day or two. And if the girl or the family is against or doesn't know about you (the monger) then that makes things even more difficult.
Let us not judge what ye not know.... I've crossed every finish line if the lady and her family establishes a finish line. So you know there is one Hi Society family in one SEA country that refuses to allow their daughter to marry a foreigner.
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02-28-10 01:48 #2522
Posts: 2656Good Intentions ...
Exercise extreme caution with signing birth certificates and getting US passports for your little bastards abroad. It is true that foreign courts may not be able to hold your feet to the fire but once you acknowledge paternity and obtain US citizenship for the child you open the possibility of being sued for child support in US courts if the mother of the child, a relative, or someone holding guardianship arrives in the United States and decides to make you a cash cow. I have seen this happen before. In some cases the more determined mothers gained entry to the US illegally to pursue the matter. Once the documents are presented child support services will pursue you relentlessly across state lines going so far as to revoke your US passport if deemed necessary to coerce you into making payments. Even if you are supporting your child in the Philippines 20% of your gross US income can make you a tempting target for a hungry woman and her family.
Do not sign birth certificates or acknowledge paternity in any way until you have a positive paternity test from a reputable laboratory. Don’t ever assume that you were the only foreigner fucking a Filipina. A child’s appearances are never enough to make a determination of paternity. After proof of paternity has been obtained support your child or children by all means. However, if you want to keep the US government out of determining how much your support should be in dollars then steer clear of the embassy until a couple years before the child becomes an adult. Good intentions translated into actions often have unintended and unwanted consequences. It is often said that the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
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02-28-10 01:14 #2521
Posts: 1008Originally Posted by ShadowAxis
Try living here for awhile and see how hard some locals have it.
Robb
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02-27-10 10:23 #2520
Posts: 3003Originally Posted by ShadowAxis
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02-27-10 08:04 #2519
Posts: 68Take that one last step... :)
An excellent point. And also very unusual to stop so close to the finish line. If the mother is able to handle a US embassy interview (most aren't) then things are probably OK. I'd still recommend seeing the process through to completion. Even with the cert. Once the child becomes an adult they lose the ability to claim citizenship (at least for the US). Maybe even earlier. I'd recommend pushing that last step. It only takes a few hours and once the child is issued a US passport there is absolutely no room for future discussion or confusion.
Even so. That is so much more then most do!
Originally Posted by Tansak KTV
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02-27-10 06:17 #2518
Posts: 1677Originally Posted by ShadowAxis
It's not a US issue, is a mongering issue, as I issue the reports for both citizenship I hold. My kids got more friggin nationalities then others as some are holding rights to four passports.