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Family Forum / Parenting / Parenting / March 2007DNA warning
WARNING! DNA evidence is now entered into a national database. What that means is as soon as you submit DNA for a paternity test, your DNA will be matched against the DNA records of all other children who have not yet been assigned a father. Moral of the story: It may be less financially damaging to NOT submit to any test and simply agree to pay what they demand; not to mention, it could also keep you out of prison. Needless to say, the gamble remains with the accused. Soon, the day will be upon us when EVERY newborn will have their DNA recorded, and such information will be used to identify them just as certain as the assigned tax number is now used. > WARNING! DNA evidence is now entered into a national database. What that > means is as soon as you submit DNA for a paternity test, your DNA will be [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > recorded, and such information will be used to identify them just as certain > as the assigned tax number is now used. ...unless a higher-earning "duped dad" can alternately be saddled with child support; then the court will just look the other way "in the best interests of the child". - Ron ^*^ > > WARNING! DNA evidence is now entered into a national database. What that > > means is as soon as you submit DNA for a paternity test, your DNA will be [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > child support; then the court will just look the other way "in the best > interests of the child". It never ceases to amaze me how the "child support" people proclaim they are promoting the "best interest of the child" by giving more money to the mother. There are MANY wealthy mothers who harm their children, yet handing more free money to mothers is somehow in the child's best interest. If these hypocrites truly believed that which spews from their mouths, then they would be reaching into their OWN pockets and giving their money to the mother as well. After all, if the maximum amount of money given to the mother is in the child's best interest, then the father's contribution plus one more dollar gets the "child support" people closer to their goal. > - Ron ^*^ |
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