Germany: The #1 place to live if you're a filthy lying whore!

[daralharb]

http://www.deutsche-welle.de/dw/article/0,1564,1457216,00.html

Fathers' Rights Suffer Setback

13.01.2005
German politicians seeking to outlaw secret paternity tests won a first battle on Wednesday, much to the disappointment of fathers' rights groups

Comments

[viking_hero]

Women like to complain that men are the source of all evil in the world etc etc, but women are evil in their secretive, cunning ways too!

That ruling in Germany is outrageous! Maybe I'll become a molecular biologist and go to Germany and offer underground paternity tests...

[pannadol]

Hmm.. I agree it is a bit ridiculous. I think the ruling is understandable - it's simply to ensure that the mother has a say in it.. BUT I don't think this is the answer. Rather than making paternity tests inadmissable, I think a law should be passed saying that in cases where the paternity is doubted, it should be mandatory for a paternity test to be undertaken. Otherwise, all the evidence isn't seen and a case will never be ruled fairly