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Female Murder Rates Uk
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While it is hugely regrettable that there has been yet another female murder victim in the UK it behoves anyone concerned about the issue to look at facts, the rates, the gender imbalance, comparisons with other countries and comparison with our own past.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Not sure of your question but............... mother and daughter (allegedly) murdered in the house on the other side of the road from me. Accused has been remanded in custody but as yet no bodies have been found. Mother is in her 20s and daughter 2. Another child is believed to be safe with family. Road is lined with reporters' cars and there are four tents in the garden of the house. All very sad and not sure how the alleged victims turned up in Dundee when they come from Avon.
Paigntonian - // ... it behoves anyone concerned about the issue to look at facts, the rates, the gender imbalance, comparisons with other countries and comparison with our own past. //
Why?
I am concerned about the issue, I fail to see why researching gender imbalance and comparisons with other countries is going to alter that concern in any way whatsoever, assuming I would bother to take the time, which I won't.
Why?
I am concerned about the issue, I fail to see why researching gender imbalance and comparisons with other countries is going to alter that concern in any way whatsoever, assuming I would bother to take the time, which I won't.
Theland - // The leader of the Green Party in the House of Lords, (can't Remember her name), wants a 6pm curfew nationwide, on all males. //
The lady in question advised that she 'might' raise the point in the House.
That means that she is either being flippant, which is in seriously bad taste, or she is being serious, in which case she is possibly unbalanced - neither option shows her in a good light.
The lady in question advised that she 'might' raise the point in the House.
That means that she is either being flippant, which is in seriously bad taste, or she is being serious, in which case she is possibly unbalanced - neither option shows her in a good light.
Ah! Here we are.
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pixie - // Theland, she has already said she wasn't serious. She literally said it to make the point that when women are told to stay in by police, it's "normal" when men are told to, there's an uproar. She was just proving a point. //
Then in my view, she is merely guilty of not understanding how, and more importantly where, irony is appropriate.
That's the kind of out-of-touch behaviour that gets the Upper House a bad name.
Then in my view, she is merely guilty of not understanding how, and more importantly where, irony is appropriate.
That's the kind of out-of-touch behaviour that gets the Upper House a bad name.
pixie - // I don't think it was irony- she was showing the difference in attitudes, as she believed people would scoff at men having to stay in at risk of arrest, but nod wisely at women staying in at risk of murder. I think attitudes and awareness are important, so I can see why she did it. //
On reflection, i can see that the lady has had her quote taken out of context, and then distorted in a way that gives it a meaning she neither intended, or that should have been attached to it, and I am happy to confess that I have been royally led down the proverbial garden path.
Thank you for your input, I am happy to stand corrected in my original viewpoint of the lady, and her statement.
On reflection, i can see that the lady has had her quote taken out of context, and then distorted in a way that gives it a meaning she neither intended, or that should have been attached to it, and I am happy to confess that I have been royally led down the proverbial garden path.
Thank you for your input, I am happy to stand corrected in my original viewpoint of the lady, and her statement.