The Absurd GOP

[Rev. Rye]

Far-Right Podcaster Steven Crowder Implies Ex-Wife Shouldn't Have Been Allowed to Divorce Him

https://jezebel.com/far-right-podcaster-...1850377760

What's legit incredible about that argument is she was apparently the only one who tried to make the marriage work and he was the first one to hire a divorce attorney. And, of course, it's literally all her fault. That and the divorce laws of Texas (along with literally every other state of the Union*).





Also, it looks like if the Missus can prove that the horseshit that we saw in that video was part of a pattern of cruelty (which shouldn't be too hard, if what I've read is true), that wouldn't even be a no-fault divorce. Then again, I wouldn't put it past Crowder and his ilk to go as far as saying that women shouldn't even divorce their husbands if they're abusive.

*Note: while all 50 states allow for no-fault divorces, there are three states that require mutual consent, Mississippi, South Dakota, and Tennessee, and apparently, there might be some circumstances where a unilateral no-fault divorce might be permitted.