Showing posts with label victims. Show all posts
Showing posts with label victims. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Feminists Will Be Foaming At The Mouth!

I was going to say their heads will be exploding, but that's just not politically correct anymore. They are going to go bananas, those little monkeys, when they read this article:

It’s time feminists, who see discrimination ­everywhere, realized that.....

Women’s choices are not the same as men’s!
The main word, that feminists use endlessly against everything, is that all encompassing word, CHOICE. It's a woman's CHOICE to have an abortion. My body, my CHOICE. It gives them a false sense of empowerment. Yeah! I made the CHOICE to kill my baby! Wrong, but that's only one element to feminism.

One of the other big issues is "equal pay for equal work". Nothing wrong with that, everyone would agree.
Women today achieve great things and can envision the highest levels of accomplishment. But contrary to conventional wisdom, this results not only from actions by feminist groups but also from the profound transformation of the labour market in free societies. In effect, it is due mostly to the technological and industrial progress that brought about a shift from a society where men’s brute force (a biological fact) was needed in the workplace to a knowledge society where almost anyone can sit in front of a computer and generate a decent income.
Ouch, don't tell the feminists that men (metrosexuals excluded) are physically more powerful than women, that is not in their man-hating computer.

In the midst of this evolution and the accompanying successes, it is sad to note that what we hear most often about women is that they need help, they are fragile and poor, they can’t help themselves and are discriminated against. And this comes from feminist groups! They see discrimination everywhere: women sitting on boards, women in politics, women in engineering or mining. But now that women are free to choose their careers, it is possible that they may not be interested in those occupations for all sorts of reasons (travel, long hours, tastes, physical endurance, etc.). We must respect the free choice of women and should not push them into careers they do not want.
Free CHOICE? Are you kidding me? Feminists don't want free CHOICE, they want men out of the picture and all women to be victims, of something, anything. Personal responsibility for their own success or failure is not something feminists understand. They do not want women actually CHOOSING to stay home and raise their family, that is not a CHOICE, to them, it is a regression for their movement, not the empowerment of women. They are not going to like this article from five strong, confident women.

What we want is simple. It has been proven over and over that what it takes to improve anyone’s lot on this earth are economic and legal freedoms enabling us to fulfill ourselves to the best of our abilities — nothing more and nothing less.
To the best of our abilities...that's not something feminists understand. Read the whole article.

Monday, August 24, 2009

Did Anyone Hear Her Screams?

All I can say, is thank God that he took his own life, it saved us millions in court costs. As a Christian do I feel any sympathy for this guy? NO.

What bothers me is that some stupid women helped him!

HOPE, B.C. -- B.C. police say they've identified the woman who helped reality TV actor Ryan Jenkins -- accused of killing his swimsuit model ex-wife -- check into and pay for the motel room where he was found dead Sunday.


Why does the press have to make a point of saying she was a "swimsuit model"? Think about what he did. He was so enraged that he beat and strangled Jasmine, his wife, until she was dead. This takes time, think about how long you can hold your breath. Did he look into her eyes as she was dying? He could have stopped at any point, but he didn't.

Now she lies at his feet dead. The person he loved just minutes ago, is dead. What does he do? Cuts off her fingers and yanks out her teeth. Imagine taking a knife and cutting off someones fingers, did he gag? Did he vomit? Next the teeth, it's not easy to remove teeth, it would have taken real determination. This is not a Halloween fake film. This is real. Jasmine was a real, live, breathing person, with feelings and hopes for her life just like you have.

Now, he has to get rid of the body, so he stuffs it in a suitcase and throws it into a dumpster. I wonder what he did with those fingers and teeth. She was so badly beaten that she had to be identified by her breast implants? Did anyone hear her screams?

Does anyone care anymore about the actual victims? Like these:

Fight
Fight II
Fight III, Warning this is very disturbing!
Fight for Kids.

Those are only a few examples of the sickos that live within our society. Did anyone hear her screams? It seems not, we were too busy plugging our ears.

Thursday, August 21, 2008

Victory For Victims?

You know how pedophiles are not allowed in the general prison population because the prisoners will deal with them in a very harsh manner? Well, it seems gangs are doing what our courts are unwilling to do, take the bad guys off the street.

No tears for dead man


Edmonton's latest homicide victim had been twice accused of committing murder in the past five years.

Terence Dashielle Miller, 26, died in a hail of bullets early Sunday.



So, let's look at how the courts handled this thug:

FROM ACCUSED TO VICTIM

- May 2003: Terence Miller and Marlon Williams are charged with second-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of Ikeche Bates, 21.

- May 2004: Crown accepts Williams's not-guilty plea to second-degree murder. Williams pleads guilty to possession of a weapon for a purpose dangerous to public peace.

He is sentenced to two months of probation and 100 hours of community service.

- September 2004: Charges are stayed against Miller.

- July 2005: Miller is charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of Brandon Fern.

- September 2005: Miller's second-degree murder charge is stayed.

- July 2008: Williams and another man, Scott Ladouceur, are shot by unknown assailants near 167 Avenue and 18 Street.

Ladouceur dies. Williams is sent to hospital in critical condition.

- August 2008: Miller dies in a hail of bullets in central Edmonton.



Is it any wonder that Canadians have no faith in our courts and our judges? Two months probabtion and 100 hours of community service? For murder? Get real! Looks like the gangs are doing the work of our courts. What about the victims families?

"It slightly feels like relief to know the two people (accused of murdering) my brother are not on the streets," Jackson said. "I don't have to worry about bumping into them."

Still, she'd rather the men faced judicial justice than street justice.


They did face judicial justice, and were let back into the streets. Do I feel any sympathy for these thugs, not much, but I wonder what their fates would have been if they had to spend time on a work gang instead of a drug gang? We have store owners in Toronto hiring their own security guards, and we have street justice for gang members.

When are the victims going to be made a priority? When are criminals going to face real justice from our courts? When are our police going to be used for stopping real crime and not just traffic offenders? Crime is down? Sure, and I still believe in the tooth fairy!

Justice, Gangland Style!

You know how pedophiles are not allowed in the general prison population because the prisoners will deal with them in a very harsh manner? Well, it seems gangs are doing what our courts are unwilling to do, take the bad guys off the street.

No tears for dead man

Edmonton's latest homicide victim had been twice accused of committing murder in the past five years.

Terence Dashielle Miller, 26, died in a hail of bullets early Sunday.


So, let's look at how the courts handled this thug:

FROM ACCUSED TO VICTIM

- May 2003: Terence Miller and Marlon Williams are charged with second-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of Ikeche Bates, 21.

- May 2004: Crown accepts Williams's not-guilty plea to second-degree murder. Williams pleads guilty to possession of a weapon for a purpose dangerous to public peace.

He is sentenced to two months of probation and 100 hours of community service.

- September 2004: Charges are stayed against Miller.

- July 2005: Miller is charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of Brandon Fern.

- September 2005: Miller's second-degree murder charge is stayed.

- July 2008: Williams and another man, Scott Ladouceur, are shot by unknown assailants near 167 Avenue and 18 Street.

Ladouceur dies. Williams is sent to hospital in critical condition.

- August 2008: Miller dies in a hail of bullets in central Edmonton.


Is it any wonder that Canadians have no faith in our courts and our judges? Two months probabtion and 100 hours of community service? For murder? Get real! Looks like the gangs are doing the work of our courts. What about the victims families?

"It slightly feels like relief to know the two people (accused of murdering) my brother are not on the streets," Jackson said. "I don't have to worry about bumping into them."

Still, she'd rather the men faced judicial justice than street justice.


They did face judicial justice, and were let back into the streets. Do I feel any sympathy for these thugs, not much, but I wonder what their fates would have been if they had to spend time on a work gang instead of a drug gang? We have store owners in Toronto hiring their own security guards, and we have street justice for gang members.

When are the victims going to be made a priority? When are criminals going to face real justice from our courts? When are our police going to be used for stopping real crime and not just traffic offenders? Crime is down? Sure, and I still believe in the tooth fairy!