9 Replies to “If Women Ran The World”

  1. “Women don’t strangle”?
    … well, except for children who have very narrow, soft, grippable necks … and who don’t have the strength to struggle much.

  2. Hey, I’m old enough to remember when people defended Karla Homolka. It happens every time, especially postpartum cases these days.

  3. soooooooo 3 is the cutoff point?
    oyph. lm very lucky then. lm #6.
    my dear sweet ma grabbed me by my hippie hair and hurled me down a flight of stairs once
    for . . . . . . . for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . dusting thr trim the wrong way?
    slapping it with the rag instead of wiping.
    she also ‘hurled’ ie kicked me out of the house at 10:30 at night for DARING to stand up to the disgusting abuse. she had a custom designed custom delivered Karma brain hemorrhage later.

  4. It’s interesting how people come running to defend a woman who commits multiple murders. They ask “Why did she do it the poor girl?.” “She must have been in great emotional pain the poor dear”. Etc.
    Yet when men commit such atrocious crimes, it’s “Shoot the bastard!” “String him up!” “Hell is too good for him the coward!”. Etc.

  5. And the immoral crazies that defend her think it makes them virtuous and tolerant. 3 kids.

  6. I am currently writing a history of mass murder in America. One incident that I was processing seemed oddly familiar. I dug through my collection and found that nine years earlier she had drowned three of her children because of postpartum depression. She then did it again. The children were the same ages. Her husband back then stayed and had three more children with her.

  7. A study such as this might not directly implicate marx,
    but destruction of the nuclear family via no-fault divorce, tax-payer funded abortion on demand,
    discouragement of spiritual health, reliance on government…
    all factors which cannot have had a positive influence on women’s health,
    does.

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