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Nice to see that the victim's mother had some print-space to defend him. Shame the article had to speculate about possible abuse by the victim, but neglected to speculate about brain-washing by the ex-wife.
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Exactly . . . the poison, life will never be good until we rid ourselves of Dad ! was probably significant ?
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The mother should be prosecuted for not securing the firearm. I know parents in school shootings are sometimes prosecuted for this. It seems applicable in this case.
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by Anonymous User on 04:58 AM August 31st, 2004 EST (#4)
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... that it was the ex-wife's gun, which she "always" kept locked up and unloaded.
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I thought it was interesting that the gun was taken by the mother imediately after the shooting.
It does sound fishy.
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Yes. Sounds like mom and son (can anyone say "Oedipus Rex"?) conspired to kill dear old dad.
Why are men still doing this ridiculous thing called gettin' married and havin' kids? It is insane. Marriage is the process of picking and producing the people most likely to kill or assault you, esp. if you are the husband/father. This is aside even from "the usual" risks associated with marriage.
There ought to be a huge public campaign against marriage as being a hazard to public safety and order. I am dead serious (no pun intended).
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There ought to be a huge public campaign against marriage as being a hazard to public safety and order. I am dead serious (no pun intended).
Perhaps a pamphlet to be distributed to young men in high school and college might be appropriate. Something that describes how how we all have been screwed and how to protect yourself.
"Your mothers and grandmothers have betrayed you from before your birth. This pamphlet will give you a brief description of how you have been systematically disadvantaged and what measures (if any) you can take to protect yourself."
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It seems in health and biology I some how missed two very important things. I dont think my educatiors were frank enough about it.
First off, somehow in health I missed the concept that sex makes children. Yah yah, they told us about how everything works. Somehow I missed the idea that having sex, is the same as choosing to have children(no matter what woman says). It was never put to me in frank terms like that. It wasn't until I was much older that I realised...
Secondly, I was mutilated. It seems like an outright conspiracy to keep me ignorant of this. Also it seems to go along with my first issue, in that male genital mutilation seems designed to make it easy for men to be manipulted into coitus, and fatherhood. I remeber I had a friend as a teenager, who wasn't cut, he always wondered why I was so sex obsessed. As it turns out that was done to me.
Finally, as part of sex education men need to learn about feminism. Again, I was kept ignorant of all the issues. How did I not know that femenism was encouraging women to get married and eugenically select different men to be the fathers of children??? Have extra marital affairs when their existing marriage did not meet their "needs" etc.
How have men been kept ignorant of the idea, that if a woman has the hots for you, it means she wants your baby?
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of how a woman benefits from another's act of violence. Maybe the allegations were true, maybe not. However, this boy will now have to live with the consequences of his action, and she will not.
The Biscuit Queen
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