Hypocrisy Why is cuckolding not a crime?

[LonelyATM]

I love how a man can walk up to an actual faggot and call him a faggot, basically telling a fact but still get arrested for hate speech but a married woman can drain a man from his financial resources for years, have his commitment for emotional and child raising and then humiliate him in front of the entire community possibly making him raise a child that is not his and is all well and dandy with the law.

unbelievable double standard, and before some cuck from reddit tries to say "but men cheat too! oh! i am a normie faggot!" no you are not just a faggot you are actually also lesser than a worm for trying to imply that a man that provides the roof over the family's head getting cucked is equal to the foid that is just getting provided for, the divorce will make her richer not poorer, a male in the west gets cheated and gets punished for it! absolute clown world.

any nation with honor killings is wise.

 

[Dcel]

it would be in the perfect society

 

[DeathWish19]

Based and fucking true. Unfortunately there are people who liked getting cucked for some god forsaken reason, and they consent to having their wife railed by 5 black oily men while they watch. It's truly sad. I genuinely feel bad for those people but at the same time I get angry that they don't treat themselves with the respect they deserve. Honor killings are based.

 

[DeathWish19]

Also fuck niggreddit. I hope every niggredditor jewslop fed transcuck gets brutally killed by a pack of savages.

 

[SociallyStunted]

Well most ‘men’ that do this and allow this to happen, usually do it willingly and happily because they want to be seen as a ‘good guy’ in society. Its horrible to us but to normies, providing and raising a kid thats not yours is seen as muhh ‘honorable’

Being a cuckold at the very least should be treated like you have a deadly, dangerous incurable disease on you, since the idea of this being a crime will never happen.

 

[DeathWish19]

Only true losers deserve to be cucked upfront. Not good hardworking men.

 

[The Notorious SLAV]

Dunno, but at least some states in the US apparently have "alienation of affection" law they can sue over in civil courts.

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/crime/article314408224.html

What Is Alienation of Affection? Attorney Expert Breaks Down Rare Legal Concept That Cost a TikToker $1.75 Million (Exclusive)

In a viral alienation of affection lawsuit, TikToker Brennay Kennard was ordered to pay $1.75 million in damages to her husband's ex-wife, plaintiff Akira Montague. The statute is only upheld in five states, North Carolina included.

people.com

 

[andrej]

it would be in the perfect society