Bill would forbid divorcing parents in Massachusetts from having sex in home

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Massachusetts must have recently become part of Alabama.

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It's a bill. Won't pass.

No one expects it to, it's just funny seeing this out of Massachusetts.

I believe it was wormyguy who once said MA has some socially conservative pockets?  I guess he was right if these are the people they're electing.

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I don't know the exact figures, but it looks like Romney won the state senate district of the bill's sponsor.

Bu yeah, the Massachusetts senate currently has four republicans. There's no way this will pass.

He's currently occupying the former Senate seat of Scott Brown and held his State House seat, too, so yeah, this is obviously a conservative pocket of MA.

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Massachusetts must have recently become part of Alabama.

Does Alabama have such a law?  The divorce rate in Alabama is about twice that of Massachusetts, although the ease of getting a divorce is similar in both states.  In fact, Alabama has one of the highest per capita annual divorce rates in this country and it has many divorced legislators.  I'm surprised that it would have such a law.

I don't know if it does, but I'd expect a more socially conservative state to support a measure like this.

But it won't be going anywhere, of course.

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Massachusetts must have recently become part of Alabama.

Does Alabama have such a law?  The divorce rate in Alabama is about twice that of Massachusetts, although the ease of getting a divorce is similar in both states.  In fact, Alabama has one of the highest per capita annual divorce rates in this country and it has many divorced legislators.  I'm surprised that it would have such a law.

I don't know if it does, but I'd expect a more socially conservative state to support a measure like this.

But it won't be going anywhere, of course.

hmm.  Strange.  I always associate the over-reaching nanny-state mentality with progressivism.  Different stereotypes we have, I suppose.  In any case, I agree that it's too weird to pass the lege.

It all depends.  Progressives tend to favor sexual liberation and reproductive freedoms while taking a more restrictive approach to food and guns.  With conservatives, it tends to be reverse.  That's all generalization, though.