Women force toddlers to fight, escape jail

Submitted by AngryMan on Sat, 2007-04-21 01:15

Story here. Excerpt:

"A mother who forced her two toddlers to attack each other with weapons and filmed the fight was spared jail.

Zara Care, with her sisters Serenza and Danielle Olver and her mother Carole Olver forced the two toddlers to punch each other in the face.

The four women also goaded the two-year-old boy and three-year-old girl, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, to hit each other with a magazine and a hairbrush and when one did not fight they called him a "wimp" and a "faggot".

The fight was filmed on a home video recorder and was found by chance by the children's father who is in the Army and had returned from a tour of duty in Iraq."

Check out the left-wing Guardian's coverage. "The incident was filmed on a video camera and discovered by chance by *a person*, who reported it to social services."

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=449714&in_page_id=1770

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Submitted by Matt on Sat, 2007-04-21 14:24

First it is the perfect example of the double standard that allows women to do ANYTHING - up to and including torture and murder - without fear of consequences where a man would be locked up for life, tortured and possibly murdered in the same circumstances.

A man looks at a video of kids fighting on the internet and he gets jail. If he looks at them having sex he gets more jail and a lifetime of torture on the sex offender registry. If he films any of these kinds of acts and makes children do any of these things he may not make it to trial because some one in the community may kill him first. His life is truly on the line.

In the Daily Mail coverage, everyone was unanimously shocked that these women avoided prison - no set of circumstances would keep a man who did this out of jail - but they certainly did not want them punished like a man. The only comment that recommended a sentence was this one:

I am really appalled at the leniency of the sentence received by these women. I would have expected at least 1 year in jail. The crime is so despicable.

- Sarah, Paris, France

One year? That's all this woman thinks these women need in prison for something that in my view is AT LEAST as bad as sexual abuse. That is AT LEAST as damaging and scarring as sexual abuse. But all she wants them to get is one year?

Also, this is the perfect example of something Ax and I were discussing in another thread - that many women take pleasure viewing, and encourage violence in others. There's no shortage of sadistically violent women either, but there are many more women who don't like to be the one in the fight but love to be the one people are fighting for or over - be it for her pleasure or for her affections.

Still think women are not partially responsible for male violence Ax?

Another sickening thing in the Daily Mail comments section - and for that matter most of the coverage in general - is that NO ONE - let me really make that clear NOT ONE SINGLE PERSON - recommended these children be put in the care of their father. It was 100% unanimous in the comments that these kids should go into State care. That's nearly as sickening as the horrific acts the women put these kids through. Fathers have such little value - despite the fact that it was the kids FATHER who saved them - that no one thought to recommend they go into his care.

Since the courts are an extension of societal views where do you think these awfully abused children will end up? I wouldn't put money on dad getting to keep them.

Man looks at pictures of children on the internet - he can expect the better part of a decade in prison and a lifetime on the registry of the damned

4 women MAKE the most horrific home videos featuring their own children or relatives by blood - Not one day in prison

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Submitted by Paragon on Sat, 2007-04-21 17:21

I read this in the Sunday papers here in Australia, and was absolutely sickened - though not surprised. The UK is a cesspool of anti-male discrimination nowadays, one of the reasons I was happy to leave.

And damn straight if this was a guy he would be lashed and sent to jail for decades. Man this world is a sick place...

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Submitted by GaryB on Sun, 2007-04-22 11:00

Looks like there may be an appeal of the sentence - but don't hold your breath.

The Attorney General has asked for the papers to review them with a possibility he may appeal the sentence.

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Submitted by Canbrit on Wed, 2007-04-25 19:03