Petition to Repeal IMBRA

	posted by Matt on 04:56 PM May 12th, 2006
	Anonymous User writes "The petition to end IMBRA can be found on this website. So far they have over three thousand signatures. If you click on the "View Signatures" button at the bottom of the webpage you may view the comments of the signers. There are quite a few people who are angry at this new law, and they're not all men. The good news is that according to Wikipedia, 'On Feb 4, 2006, The District Court of Northern Georgia placed a restraining order preventing the enforcement of IMBRA. A trial will be held to determine its Constitutionality'. In the meantime, please sign the petition to repeal IMBRA. No man should have to go through the lengths that IMBRA specifies in order to communicate with a foreign female. By allowing this law to go unchallenged we are agreeing that every American man who intiates a romantic interest in a foreign woman is a criminal. Is this how you want men to be known?"

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More than meets the eye (Score:2) by Dittohd on 12:04 PM May 13th, 2006 EST (#1) This law has more to it than what's been mentioned. It requires all your personal information (including past marriages and divorces, all the states you've lived in in the past, criminal record, sex crime record, etc) to be provided to women who you've only seen a picture and description of before you can be given her contact information to write to and get to know her. This means any scammer can put a phony name and picture on one of these international relationship services and obtain all the personal information you'd never give to anyone before thoroughly trusting them. Tell me this doesn't set us up as targets for blackmail. It also requires the women to pay the same amount of money to join the club and receive names and addresses that the men pay. How many women in poor countries does this disqualify from entering themselves on the list of available women? More and more men are choosing foreign women over our abusive American variety and American women are now trying to make themselves the only game in town.

Men are already DEFINED as criminals (Score:1) by RandomMan on 01:29 PM May 13th, 2006 EST (#2) The feminists are just correcting an oversight - there was some male behavior they hadn't attached a prison sentence and support order to yet. Besides, they don't want their slaves jumping the fence and interacting with women who might actually respect them, or value them, right? That's just the basic economics of slavery and hate!

Re:Men are already DEFINED as criminals (Score:1) by Sick Boi on 11:28 AM May 15th, 2006 EST (#3) Never thought I would have to say this. But, ABOLISH SLAVERY NOW! because men are people too.

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