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Violence against women 'still a sickness'
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s_knight8
2003-12-07 20:47:04 UTC
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Montreal-The St. Lawrence River is swift, cold and deadly this time of year.
But a 14-year-old girl dove into its dark waters, her only escape from two
men she says raped her and wanted to finish off the crime with her murder.

Her survival story, which has shocked Quebecers as details have been
reported in recent days, has quickly become a cautionary tale for others
about the misogyny and violence that can lurk in the hearts of some troubled
young men.

It was on the minds of those standing in a Montreal park yesterday,
recalling another crime that shook Canada 14 years ago: the murders of 14
women at Montreal's Ecole Polytechnique by Marc Lépine, who vented his
resentment against female students by gunning them down before killing
himself.

"Yes, the crimes are different but the cause is the same," said Sandra
Cadieux, a student who was 12 at the time of Canada's worst gun massacre.

"Hatred against women is still a sickness ... look at what happened to this
14-year-old girl by the river."
connor_a
2003-12-08 02:47:35 UTC
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"Yes, the crimes are different but the cause is the same," said Sandra
Cadieux, a student who was 12 at the time of Canada's worst gun massacre.
"Hatred against women is still a sickness ... look at what happened to this
14-year-old girl by the river."
Feminists encourage the "sickness" by empowering single momma's to
rear their sons into a prison cell.
yaffaDina
2003-12-08 18:09:18 UTC
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"Yes, the crimes are different but the cause is the same," said Sandra
Cadieux, a student who was 12 at the time of Canada's worst gun massacre.
"Hatred against women is still a sickness ... look at what happened to this
14-year-old girl by the river."
Feminists encourage the "sickness" by empowering single momma's to
rear their sons into a prison cell.
And what do non-feminists encourage the daddies to do?
YD
Michael Snyder
2003-12-08 21:32:21 UTC
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"Yes, the crimes are different but the cause is the same," said Sandra
Cadieux, a student who was 12 at the time of Canada's worst gun massacre.
"Hatred against women is still a sickness ... look at what happened to this
14-year-old girl by the river."
Feminists encourage the "sickness" by empowering single momma's to
rear their sons into a prison cell.
And what do non-feminists encourage the daddies to do?
Fight for custody, hopeless as it might be...
connor_a
2003-12-08 23:35:25 UTC
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Feminists encourage the "sickness" by empowering single momma's to
rear their sons into a prison cell.
And what do non-feminists encourage the daddies to do?
YD
Obviously support the current momma dependency syndrome; daddies pay
checks; daddies have the right to determine where the money goes AND
if the momma can't provide the bear essentials, she shouldn't gain
custody.
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2003-12-09 16:07:52 UTC
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"Yes, the crimes are different but the cause is the same," said Sandra
Cadieux, a student who was 12 at the time of Canada's worst gun massacre.
"Hatred against women is still a sickness ... look at what
happened to this
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14-year-old girl by the river."
Feminists encourage the "sickness" by empowering single momma's to
rear their sons into a prison cell.
And what do non-feminists encourage the daddies to do?
YD
whine about feminists?
--
Like a game of pick up stick played by fucking lunatics
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2003-12-08 03:53:23 UTC
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Hatred of women compared to womens hatred of men is trivial, how many
feminists are willing to die for men?
Hanuman
2003-12-08 18:50:25 UTC
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Hatred of women compared to womens hatred of men is trivial, how many
feminists are willing to die for men?
I think in this case, you could go a LOT further, and ask the simpler
question...

How many *women* are willing to die for men?

The percentage of men willing to die for women, I would wager, is probably
about 20 times or more the number of women willing to die for men.

Hanuman
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Bob
2003-12-08 19:10:13 UTC
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The percentage of men willing to die for women, I would wager, is probably
about 20 times or more the number of women willing to die for men.
Hanuman
When trying to estimate that proportion you run run into a mathematical
mystery. Any number divided by zero is still indeterminate with
available mathematical tools.

Bob
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