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In my country, many states (like many federations) in my country seem to have "had lots of opinions" about law and order in the last decade or two. Queensland, Victoria, even NSW in the 2000s.

I for one have gone on a journey politically and spiritually and in life experience and I for one even during Covid lockdowns and to the present, and even in years prior to Covid - I love my police, state and federal - and likewise I love the trade unions and the Labor party (or any other left wing party, Palmer counts also underneath his public persona surface, ssshh he's secretly a Leftie like me)

Law Abiding Citizen - the 2009 movie - I appreciate how it was originally written with roles reversed, the black guy the criminal, the white guy the lawyer/solicitor. Let's all appreciate that I for one share the personality of the Judge - and Nick to a degree the fictional Nick unlike this Nic here lol - I do believe in a kind, love-dovey legal system - with exceptions because some crimes really don't deserve bail and do deserve sentences, case by case basis as always and the character of a person. After all, I love the legal system and police. Remember, in the Left wing view, my interpretation, which is - it's always about the cut of a person's jib (their character, all the factors). I'm a personality guy.

Anyways - the anal sex joke never gets old. This upload is not mine and no copyright infringe and ©️ anyways again, wasn't my upload. 👀 📱anyways, I don't even own the DVD, yet I liked when the Judge and the Gerard guy were seeing eye to eye "I mean, what's wrong with bail" 👀😋

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZdvuM9sI3M

A decline in mutual respect, freedom, and trust in modern relationships — especially among Millennials and Gen Z — is causing love to fail and servitude to rise in its place.

I think mutual respect, freedom, and trust are clearly declining in modern relationships, especially among Millennials and Gen Z, and the data backs it up.
• Respect: Emotional labor is heavily imbalanced. Studies note that women often carry the “mankeeping” burden (managing the relationship’s emotional/social side), while only 12% of men over 30 say they feel fully valued by their partner (The Week, 8 at the Table). Both sides feel disrespected—men for their sacrifices, women for their roles.
• Trust: Gen Z is drifting into “situationships”—36% say they’re unsure how to even define their relationship (American Survey Center). Add in politics, which has become a dating deal-breaker (Newsweek), and it’s no surprise trust between men and women is eroding.

• Freedom: Gender role expectations still dominate. Research across 29 countries shows when men lose jobs in “male breadwinner” cultures, the risk of separation skyrockets—not because of money, but because freedom from rigid roles doesn’t really exist (PMC study). Men feel trapped in provision/protection, while women feel pressured to “do it all.” Both blame the other for limiting their freedom.
• Relationships overall: Gen Z is disengaging—described as a “relationship recession” by researchers. Many are opting out of dating or even intimacy altogether (UCL, The Guardian). Pew found 63% of men under 30 are single, compared with 34% of women (Vox). That gap itself shows massive distrust and disconnect.

So when respect, trust, and freedom are all crumbling, what’s left? Love can’t survive under those conditions. What you get instead is obligation and servitude, one partner bending to the other’s demands just to keep the relationship going.