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I AM SWEAR TO GOD SERIOUS............... My wife would think i didn't love her if I didn't hit her.
I would think I didn't love her if I didn't hit her... But only if she did something wrong. I don't
just go around beating my wife. |
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It's depressing how people can hurt their families, of all people. |
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There are a lot of 'hideous and unfathomable' crimes, aren't there? |
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I agree women should stop beating up on their husbands.
They should learn that fake crying to the cops to get him arrested is just as bad.
Taking out an unwarranted restraining order to cut him off of his children is the same as
kidnapping.
Filing Child support when it will cause them to lose their car, Jobs, House and everything is the
same as not paying child support.
And oh yeah, men should not hurt women |
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Grenache, thank you for posting this debate topic.
No one else has the b@lls to.
And that is sad, because it is an important topic.
Sometimes a man loves to control a woman, he does not understand what love really is. So he hurts
and even kills her, and he feels justified in doing so because she would not submit to his need to
be in power over her to be controlled or to stay with him.
He is enraged, and breaks her fingers...leaves her to bleed to death with miscarriage of his
baby......
Divorce, in some cases is a matter of life and death for the wife.
That is just a simple statement of fact.
Not really even a debate: Just the way it has to be.
Because, domestic violence is hideous unfathomable crime.
And the man walks away and does the same b.s. To his next wife.....and his next one after that one
leaves him.
Until he ends up alone and old, with no one left to blame......
Maybe then, he realizes it was......HIM.......all that time??
One can only hope. |
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Yes I agree, I don't see how anyone could not. When domestic violence occurs it goes against
everything a family or household is meant to stand for. If everybody thought rationally then
domestic violence could be easily avoided, I can't see how love could be turned into hate. |
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I fathom it, so therefore this statement is false.
You could have made a case for this if you had stopped at hideous. |
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It's impossible to properly take a side the way this argument is framed, as any hideous crime ever
committed is obviously fathomable, at least to the perpetrator.
But as far as why things seem to be getting worse, try food additives, chemtrails, prescription
drugs, Morgellons disease, popular culture, the ever-increasing economic divide, and the breakdown
of the family unit, for starters.
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I am going to post over here too because of notion that it is unfathomable. Grenache makes a key
statement when he says, "...people who supposedly loved their family...".
And that is all there is to it. What you have in almost all cases of domestic violence is two
people who don't actually grasp the concept of not just love, but respect and self worth. When you
get two minds that unhealthy together, it's almost unfathomable if it doesn't happen. |
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I will go ahead and post over here. Domestic violence can take many shapes.
Many people, children included have emotional disorders. These disorders can cause domestic violence
in ways that are not hideous and unfathomable. And there are many other exceptions.
It's difficult to understand how loved ones can lose their minds with one another and not be able to
physically restrain themselves but it is not always black and white.
It's easy to say it's hideous (of course it is) but not unfathomable. |
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18 Aug 2008 21:20
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