NowhereToHide Posted October 7, 2009 Posted October 7, 2009 You should know about this, especially if you received your legal education from the United States. This is as common knowledge as lawyers, on average, make more money than average citizens. Where does making more money correlate to being an addict?
bluegreen12 Posted October 7, 2009 Posted October 7, 2009 Where does making more money correlate to being an addict? Do NOT misquote me!
NowhereToHide Posted October 7, 2009 Posted October 7, 2009 Do NOT misquote me! First Quote: To answer your question, yes, lawyers are about two times more likely to be some type of addict than others according to some studies. Second Quote: You should know about this, especially if you received your legal education from the United States. This is as common knowledge as lawyers, on average, make more money than average citizens. Go ahead and get mad. Those are your exact quotes.
JamesM Posted October 8, 2009 Posted October 8, 2009 You should know about this, especially if you received your legal education from the United States. This is as common knowledge as lawyers, on average, make more money than average citizens. Please don't begin using faulty logic and all types of other bad arguments. Again, this thread is about ONE man and has nothing to do with his profession....even if EVERY lawyer went to strip clubs. The goal here is to help this wife whose husband went to strip clubs.
mybrowneyedgirl Posted October 8, 2009 Posted October 8, 2009 dont have a problem with strip clubs. ive been to one myself a very very long time ago. im not on the same level as the trash that works there. my H has been to one before and it was almost comical. almost like a business event...just something to do for men. it has nothing to do with me or our marriage.
Author mumstheword Posted October 8, 2009 Author Posted October 8, 2009 You should know about this, especially if you received your legal education from the United States. This is as common knowledge as lawyers, on average, make more money than average citizens. *I* should know this, even though *you* can't cite a single study? Okie-dokie - thanks for clearing that up.
Author mumstheword Posted October 8, 2009 Author Posted October 8, 2009 First Quote: To answer your question, yes, lawyers are about two times more likely to be some type of addict than others according to some studies. Second Quote: You should know about this, especially if you received your legal education from the United States. This is as common knowledge as lawyers, on average, make more money than average citizens. Go ahead and get mad. Those are your exact quotes. I agree. The logic is faulty and the tone argumentative and accusatory when I asked for details. Remember, this is the poster who wants to know where I went to law school. The whole tone is totally inappropriate.
Author mumstheword Posted October 8, 2009 Author Posted October 8, 2009 Please don't begin using faulty logic and all types of other bad arguments. Again, this thread is about ONE man and has nothing to do with his profession....even if EVERY lawyer went to strip clubs. The goal here is to help this wife whose husband went to strip clubs. Thanks. Most folks here have been very helpful.
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