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Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/8516387.stm

 

about 80% of the children said a man had cause to slap his partner because she did not have the dinner ready on time.

 

And that's in the UK, in the 21st century. 

That's shocking 

Yep, truly shocking.

 

That's why we need schools to educate these kids about violence and control in relationships. Seems like they are seeing stuff at home and thinking that this is normal and/or acceptable. 

Blizz'ard
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
3Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/8516387.stm

 

about 80% of the children said a man had cause to slap his partner because she did not have the dinner ready on time.

 

And that's in the UK, in the 21st century. 

I notice that the date on that link is 3 years old, I wonder if anything has changed since then.

Still shocking results though.

They are 

Moonie
Dropping clots and Valentines. Lovely mix. Elsewhere.......... Mrs Jer's idiotic side of the family emigrated to the so-called Fourth Reich back in the seventies! When the kids returned occasionally they couldn't understand our lack of security and guns. That's twice today we've had gun dependant countries saying, "look what's happened to us!" That Piers Morgan one has a point!
Garage Joe
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
3Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/8516387.stm

 

about 80% of the children said a man had cause to slap his partner because she did not have the dinner ready on time.

 

And that's in the UK, in the 21st century. 

I notice that the date on that link is 3 years old, I wonder if anything has changed since then.

Still shocking results though.

3 years on, they'll be 14 and 15 year olds, forming their first relationships and probably a large majority of them will still have those views. 

Blizz'ard
Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
3Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/8516387.stm

 

about 80% of the children said a man had cause to slap his partner because she did not have the dinner ready on time.

 

And that's in the UK, in the 21st century. 

I notice that the date on that link is 3 years old, I wonder if anything has changed since then.

Still shocking results though.

3 years on, they'll be 14 and 15 year olds, forming their first relationships and probably a large majority of them will still have those views. 

That is one very scary thought, Blizzie.

Yogi19

He does kind of have a tendency to outbursts and temper tantrums - I remember one spat he had when he competed in an able-bodied and came last - came across as a spoilt child which ruined all the good work he'd done to change people's perceptions of blade runners and whether they can compete on an equal level 

 

I feel there's more to this story that will be revealed 

FM
Originally Posted by Pengy:

He does kind of have a tendency to outbursts and temper tantrums - I remember one spat he had when he competed in an able-bodied and came last - came across as a spoilt child which ruined all the good work he'd done to change people's perceptions of blade runners and whether they can compete on an equal level 

 

I feel there's more to this story that will be revealed 

 such a promising career lost as well 

Aimee
Originally Posted by Pengy:

He does kind of have a tendency to outbursts and temper tantrums - I remember one spat he had when he competed in an able-bodied and came last - came across as a spoilt child which ruined all the good work he'd done to change people's perceptions of blade runners and whether they can compete on an equal level 

 

I feel there's more to this story that will be revealed 

Really? After getting beaten in the 2012 Paralympic final he seemed a bit like that too...he apologised later.

 

Apparently there were reports of domestic incidents at the house before. Such a sad story. 

FM
Originally Posted by Pengy:

He does kind of have a tendency to outbursts and temper tantrums - I remember one spat he had when he competed in an able-bodied and came last - came across as a spoilt child which ruined all the good work he'd done to change people's perceptions of blade runners and whether they can compete on an equal level 

 

I feel there's more to this story that will be revealed 

s'all a bit strange eh? My bro in law just said 'Would you shoot a burglar several times?   O J Simpson...'

Kaffs
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Pengy:

He does kind of have a tendency to outbursts and temper tantrums - I remember one spat he had when he competed in an able-bodied and came last - came across as a spoilt child which ruined all the good work he'd done to change people's perceptions of blade runners and whether they can compete on an equal level 

 

I feel there's more to this story that will be revealed 

s'all a bit strange eh? My bro in law just said 'Would you shoot a burglar several times?   O J Simpson...'

That sprang to mind for me too Kaffy 

Moonie
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Pengy:

He does kind of have a tendency to outbursts and temper tantrums - I remember one spat he had when he competed in an able-bodied and came last - came across as a spoilt child which ruined all the good work he'd done to change people's perceptions of blade runners and whether they can compete on an equal level 

 

I feel there's more to this story that will be revealed 

s'all a bit strange eh? My bro in law just said 'Would you shoot a burglar several times?   O J Simpson...'

someone made a good point on the news earlier though that this a man in bed with no legs, so you hear a noise you react quick but it's not looking like this is how it happened now

Aimee
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by erinp:

How very sad .

 

Steenkamp used her Twitter account to encourage her thousands of followers to fight sexual abuse. "WEAR BLACK THIS FRIDAY IN SUPPORT AGAINST #RAPE," she retweeted just hours before she died.

 I wonder what he will plead tomorrow 

Not guilty  for sure.I have read some of his tweets he seemed to like the gun.

FM
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by erinp:

How very sad .

 

Steenkamp used her Twitter account to encourage her thousands of followers to fight sexual abuse. "WEAR BLACK THIS FRIDAY IN SUPPORT AGAINST #RAPE," she retweeted just hours before she died.

 I wonder what he will plead tomorrow 

Not guilty  for sure.I have read some of his tweets he seemed to like the gun.

i was reading something (ok the DM) that said he had a pistol by his bed, a machine gun by the window and a baseball bat by the door.... in a gated community, with guards.    If i was THAT scared, i'd move.

Kaffs
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by erinp:

How very sad .

 

Steenkamp used her Twitter account to encourage her thousands of followers to fight sexual abuse. "WEAR BLACK THIS FRIDAY IN SUPPORT AGAINST #RAPE," she retweeted just hours before she died.

 I wonder what he will plead tomorrow 

Not guilty  for sure.I have read some of his tweets he seemed to like the gun.

i was reading something (ok the DM) that said he had a pistol by his bed, a machine gun by the window and a baseball bat by the door.... in a gated community, with guards.    If i was THAT scared, i'd move.

Oscar Pistorius joked about killing an intruder on Twitter in November last year, less than three months before the Olympian's girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp was shot dead at his Pretoria home.

Pistorius tweeted on 27 November: "Nothing like getting home to hear the washing machine on and thinking its an intruder to go into full combat recon mode into the pantry! waa."

Oscar Pistorius
Nothing like getting home to hear the washing machine on and thinking its an intruder to go into full combat recon mode into the pantry! waa
FM
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:
Originally Posted by Videostar:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:

I saw that on the news, Aims. Tragic, if it was an accident.

Yes, Oscar accidently shot his girlfriend twice.

four times.    Adrenaline's a bugger isn't it.  

What a bastard. He hadn't been with this unfortunate young woman for long and she sounds like someone who would stand up for herself and a cause. How dare he cut that life short. I've never liked him, I felt he was bad tempered very quickly. Jail for life .

cologne 1

You know... we often say the law's an ass here - but aren't you glad we don't have the South African legal system?    The chief investigating officer in the case is due in court himself in a couple of months charged with several counts of murder?   Why is he still even working, never mind heading up a case like this.   His first testimony's already been proved to be a load of bollox.    I honestly don't know whether Pistorius is guilty or not and with developments so far, I'm not sure we ever will

Kaffs
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:

You know... we often say the law's an ass here - but aren't you glad we don't have the South African legal system?    The chief investigating officer in the case is due in court himself in a couple of months charged with several counts of murder?   Why is he still even working, never mind heading up a case like this.   His first testimony's already been proved to be a load of bollox.    I honestly don't know whether Pistorius is guilty or not and with developments so far, I'm not sure we ever will

According to the BBC website, it is also alleged that the officer wasn't wearing protective clothing when looking over the crime scene; the "steroids" are in fact a herbal remedy used by lots of athletes; the officer claimed a witness heard the arguement between Oscar and Reeva from 600m away from the house but changed it to 300m, after a meal break. The officer also had to admit, when cross-examined by the defence, that there is nothing in the forensic evidence which disproves Oscar's version of events. 

Hmm, not sure what/who to believe.

Yogi19
Last edited by Yogi19
Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:

You know... we often say the law's an ass here - but aren't you glad we don't have the South African legal system?    The chief investigating officer in the case is due in court himself in a couple of months charged with several counts of murder?   Why is he still even working, never mind heading up a case like this.   His first testimony's already been proved to be a load of bollox.    I honestly don't know whether Pistorius is guilty or not and with developments so far, I'm not sure we ever will

I was saying the same yesterday, this is like he's on trial already and not a Bail hearing, scary place 

Aimee
Originally Posted by moonie:
Originally Posted by kattymieoww:

It's a total circus,how they can select an impartial jury must be impossible.Reminds me of the showboating lawyers in American cases.

I dont think they use juries over there Katty.

No, I don't think so... all down to a judge.  In a country where policemen aren't even suspended when they're charged with murder 

Kaffs
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
He had been cleared of attempted murder hadn't he. Then as soon as this bloke was accused of accidentally multiple shooting his g/f the copper was recharged. No prizes for guessing what result the corrupt SA government would prefer.

Really - I'll have to go and read up, I've only heard parts of it on the news.   What a country.

Kaffs
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
He had been cleared of attempted murder hadn't he. Then as soon as this bloke was accused of accidentally multiple shooting his g/f the copper was recharged. No prizes for guessing what result the corrupt SA government would prefer.


I've got a dark feeling that old Pistol Pistorius will walk away scott free at the end of this.

Videostar

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