You could just...not read the articles about her

white women are just as culpable as white men concerning white supremacy.

Sorry, you're wrong.

Pretty much. If the genders were reversed, I highly doubt anyone would question Sherri's refusal to have anything to do with it. He went for the whirlwind romance, but she wouldn't play ball during pre-nup negotiations. Things break down, and then he promptly runs back to CA to his gf/surrogate and sues for full…

That's...not at all how contract law works. Not even a little bit.

She will or won't prove fraud in a court of law so it doesn't matter what her arguments "sound like" to anyone other than the judge or jury at the trial.

What do you do when the proof is ignored.

Why should they think differently? Look at Congress.

nobody is talking about those other asshole bc they don't know their identity. she elbows him, he grabs her & strikes out at her face. he calls the people who rushed to help her 'anti-police radicalists'

yeah, no that's totally the reason he started attacking a woman - because it was just so crowded!

Good for him, but his reasoning frustrates me.

"I have sat with women..."

I'm skeptical the issue ever really mattered to him in the first place. I always suspect in these cases that opposing abortion was politically expedient at the time and now some focus group determined that it isn't anymore.

Luda was awarded full custody of Cai:

I mean if we can accept a fetus and a baby/child are different entities, why can't we accept a person might be differently committed to one over the other? Unless we want to judge the fitness of any parent on whether they considered aborting.

I think that the father of the embryo has a right to have opinions about whether he wants to become a father or not, even though the mother obviously gets veto power either way.

is he trying to avoid it? it appears to me that they are waging a custody battle in court.

Why? If a woman considered abortion and changed her mind, does that make her an unfit parent?

They're conflated a fetus with a real baby. Surprise.

Exactly. If she wanted the baby but didn't want him to be involved. . . don't tell him its his. Easy enough. But you can't sue for paternal support, then get mad when he sues back to see the kid that now exists (and he's aware of because you told him).