Remembering Derrick Miller

	posted by Scott on Monday January 06, @07:19AM from the news dept.
	Men's News Daily has a page with several links related to the story of Derrick Miller, a divorced father who killed himself in front of a San Diego courthouse. January 6 will be the one-year anniversary of Miller's death. The fact that men like Miller, Darrin White, and others have nowhere other than suicide to turn to due to the unjust oppression of men and fathers should be a reminder to us all about our need to keep fighting for these causes.

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Derrick Miller Did Not Die in Vain (Score:1) by Steve (simparl@aol.com) on Monday January 06, @07:24PM EST (#1) (User #830 Info) http://www.maledepression.com Rest in peace, Mr. Miller. Steve Imparl I rejoice at the destruction of gender feminism, and I laugh at its shattered ruins.

I will not forget in this lifetime (Score:0) by Anonymous User on Monday January 06, @11:40PM EST (#2) The last words on this earth spoken by Derrick were, "You did this to me." He was addressing his comment to a representative of the Califronia legal system that has declared this "hate war on men." I will not forget his last words in my lifetime. Sincerely, Ray

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