Thread: Is divorce a good thing?
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Unread 9 Mar 2006, 13:56   #26
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Re: Is divorce a good thing?
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Originally Posted by All Systems Go
As a result social bonds will be created, creating a non-violent solidarity that apparently existed during war-time.

the other result of this may be that children would become more outgoing and create another social bond in the community.
This seems like pointless collectivism. The opportunity to divorce is a good thing for the individual because noone should be expected to stay in a relationship which no longer brings them happyness. The effects on 'society as a whole' are, as usual, secondary and largely irrelevant.
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