Re: I snapped at wife's threat

Hyerdahl wrote:

MCP wrote:

http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006400384,00.html

From JULIE MOULT in Crete

HAUNTED John Hogan wept in court yesterday as he tried to explain WHY he killed
his son in a hotel balcony plunge.


He claimed wife Natasha's threats to leave him and take their two young children
suddenly made him snap.


The old sticks and stones argument springs to mind here; it would seem
that men want to blame women for the most atrocious actions men
perform.
Men are driven to extremes by the carry-on of the courts and the the fucking feminists.

When it is a female that does something like this we are told that he drove her to it. Only a few weeks ago we heard that the ***-in-blue tried to persecute a man for driving his wife to suicide. But no one will see it the other way around (except us soc.men-ners, of course).

D.
This is nothing new. The man was unable to handle his
EMOTIONS.
So you admit that when women kill they do it in cold bloody. Strange - a lot of us have been saying that for years.
It would seem that men do this sort of thing frequently,
i.e. not handle their emotions which is why male judges developed the
"heat of passion" mitigation. :-) Perhaps men should get a handle on
their emotions so they don't harm their own children while enraged.
You cause the emotional extremes and then blame the men for quite understandable responses.

D.



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