Hi. You'll see from the website that we strongly recommend not booking travel or hotels until we confirm next April that the event is definitely going ahead.
I'm very glad to hear that there's another ICMI conference coming up. Much respect to you three. Paul, I completely understand your concerns with men becoming legally married. You're spot on when you mentioned the state's interference. However, I humbly recommend that you be careful not to say that "men should not get married" as though they should not get married period. When I first heard you say that, I got a bit worried, but I felt better when you clarified that the legal aspect of marriage, as it exists today is problematic for men. It is indeed non-pragmatic; and I would go as far as to say that it's atrocious. I say this because marriage, as it originally was, is a natural course of action; most important it's what God commands should a man and a woman's time come. And, as I'm sure you already know, a man and woman who commit to each other and raise children together is the best possible environment a child can be reared in. Thankfully, it's possible to marry someone without signing a state issued license/contract: you just don't involve the state. If you need witnesses, invite your family. If you want some type of document that verifies your marriage, just type one up and get it recorded by the county. You might not qualify for any state programs that require a state license, but who cares? You're better off. Unfortunately, you're right when you say that some jurisdictions will just declare your marriage a state marriage after a certain amount of time. I've heard that too, but I guess that just requires one to familiarize themselves with the laws of the place in which they decide to settle. If I misunderstood you entirely, I apologize. And please know that I'm very sympathetic to your point of view, regardless. It is so clear that we live in a culture that is deliberately acting against men on multiple levels and I know that it needs to stop. What's worse is that much of the world thinks that societies present disposition toward men is normal or healthy when it's actually far below healthy to the point of being poisonous.
Oh I wish I had the money! Hey you three, I think you should invite JustPearlyThings, Pearl Davis to one of the ICMI's in the future. This woman, although very young, is astounding many of us with her clear view of the landscape today with both women and men. She is calling out all those who are are causing the suffering mostly of children and the destruction of the family unit. I know you have all been interviewed by her. I would like to know what you each think of her?
Sorry, we're not going to reveal the venue until after we confirm the event is definitely going ahead (26 April, latest), and even then only to ticket holders.
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What an amazing conference, I really need to start going.
See you there.
I just paid for my airline tickets. I will buy my conference tickets as soon as they become available.
Hi. You'll see from the website that we strongly recommend not booking travel or hotels until we confirm next April that the event is definitely going ahead.
@@justiceformenboys Thanks for following up and for bringing this to my attention. I bought fully refundable tickets just in case. 😉
Cohabitants’ rights translates to “palimony”, if one recalls Lee Marvin.
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Wishing you all the best of luck in Budapest! Could we hold an ICMI in Asia one day?
An ICMI just held in India.
I'm very glad to hear that there's another ICMI conference coming up. Much respect to you three.
Paul, I completely understand your concerns with men becoming legally married. You're spot on when you mentioned the state's interference. However, I humbly recommend that you be careful not to say that "men should not get married" as though they should not get married period. When I first heard you say that, I got a bit worried, but I felt better when you clarified that the legal aspect of marriage, as it exists today is problematic for men. It is indeed non-pragmatic; and I would go as far as to say that it's atrocious.
I say this because marriage, as it originally was, is a natural course of action; most important it's what God commands should a man and a woman's time come. And, as I'm sure you already know, a man and woman who commit to each other and raise children together is the best possible environment a child can be reared in. Thankfully, it's possible to marry someone without signing a state issued license/contract: you just don't involve the state. If you need witnesses, invite your family. If you want some type of document that verifies your marriage, just type one up and get it recorded by the county. You might not qualify for any state programs that require a state license, but who cares? You're better off. Unfortunately, you're right when you say that some jurisdictions will just declare your marriage a state marriage after a certain amount of time. I've heard that too, but I guess that just requires one to familiarize themselves with the laws of the place in which they decide to settle.
If I misunderstood you entirely, I apologize. And please know that I'm very sympathetic to your point of view, regardless. It is so clear that we live in a culture that is deliberately acting against men on multiple levels and I know that it needs to stop. What's worse is that much of the world thinks that societies present disposition toward men is normal or healthy when it's actually far below healthy to the point of being poisonous.
Oh I wish I had the money!
Hey you three, I think you should invite JustPearlyThings, Pearl Davis to one of the ICMI's in the future. This woman, although very young, is astounding many of us with her clear view of the landscape today with both women and men. She is calling out all those who are are causing the suffering mostly of children and the destruction of the family unit. I know you have all been interviewed by her. I would like to know what you each think of her?
Hi Shrek. I think she's terrific.
@@justiceformenboys Sure is. I think she is a breath of fresh air coming from a much younger generation. Not bad for a ginger!
Buda? or Pest? One is on one side of the Danube the other is on the opposite bank.
Sorry, we're not going to reveal the venue until after we confirm the event is definitely going ahead (26 April, latest), and even then only to ticket holders.