What if people who became divorced were not allowed to drink alcohol or use alimony money to purchase or in exchange for alcohol?
Idk, you don't get it. So what. I get it. And I think it is a good question to ask. It has to do with what an adult values and the hierarchy of what one adult values over another.
In theory the person is getting a divorce to make their life better? Okay probably true in many cases. But does alcohol make your life better. I would say no. You can argue it all you want, idc.
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In terms of welfare? Same issue. Does using those funds to consume alcohol make your life better? I say no.
And perhaps that low class has that learned helplessness and therefore resentment of the educated? And the low class takes it out on the middle class and the upper class stays wealthy in the confusion of it.
Isn't that prophetic? Create confusion so that you remain wealthy. We ought to have a specific Constitutional provision that bars it. We come close with an impeachable offense being to create civil unrest as written in the Constitution.
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