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Tingkai
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To find the Northwest Passage
Aug 2001 time: 13:20
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If you want examples of the wife being blamed, just go to the fathers rights group webpages.
There's a Canadian murder where the father said he had to kill the wife because she was a bad mother.
Or how about blaming the devil:
http://www.tpg1.com/protest/federal/dwi.htm
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) -- A driver who killed two college students with his car after drinking and taking drugs was sentenced to life in prison without parole on Tuesday by a jury that rejected a prosecutor's plea for the death penalty.
Jones' defense lawyer blamed Satan -- in the form of alcohol and drugs -- for Jones' problems while Jones blamed the government. On the stand, Jones testified his addiction was worsened by Veterans Affairs doctors who gave him more drugs when he sought help last August.
http://www.canoe.ca/CNEWSLaw0203/27_system-sun.html
TORONTO -- A Toronto shoemaker, who plotted to murder his wife and kidnap a Brampton Crown and his spouse, says he was driven to stupidity by Canada's flawed justice system.
Daniele Renzi, 43, an Italian immigrant who once owned a successful custom shoe factory, railed against social workers, police, his church, political correctness and the plight of fathers at his sentencing hearing yesterday.
"No way was I to kill anybody," he said, adding he only wanted "to teach the system a lesson."
That's not unlike the men who kill themselves and blame the system. The sick thing about it is the men's rights groups are using these tragedies for political purposes.
People commit suicide because they are mentally ill. Their illness often leads to find someone to blame for their actions.
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Tingkai
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To find the Northwest Passage
Aug 2001 time: 13:20
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quote: Originally posted by blackice
This is the typical Blackice response. Anyone who disagrees with him is hates men or is a fool. Pure propaganda. He learned his lessons well from McCarthy and Hitler.
No Taki it is only the response to you as you prove misandry is alive and well. Search Taki just you... |
You obviously don't know what misandry means. If you did, you would not use it to discribe me. Get yourself a dictionary.
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Canada where else...
Sep 2000 time: 00:20
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Completed suicides, U.S., 1999*
Suicide was the 11th leading cause of death in the United States.
It was the 8th leading cause of death for males, and 19th leading cause of death for females.
The total number of suicide deaths was 29,199.
The 1999 age-adjusted rate** was 10.7/100,000, or 0.01%.
1.3% of total deaths were from suicide. By contrast, 30.3% were from diseases of the heart, 23% were from malignant neoplasms (cancer), and 7% from cerebrovascular disease (stroke), the three leading causes.
Suicide outnumbered homicides (16,899) by 5 to 3.
There were twice as many deaths due to suicide than deaths due to HIV/AIDS (14,802).
There were almost exactly the same number of suicides by firearm (16,889) as homicides (16,599).
Suicide by firearms was the most common method for both men and women, accounting for 57% of all suicides.
More men than women die by suicide.
The gender ratio is 4:1.
72% of all suicides are committed by white men.
79% of all firearm suicides are committed by white men.
Among the highest rates (when categorized by gender and race) are suicide deaths for white men over 85, who had a rate of 59/100,000.
Suicide was the 3rd leading cause of death among young people 15 to 24 years of age, following unintentional injuries and homicide. The rate was 10.3/100,000, or .01%.
The suicide rate among children ages 10-14 was 1.2/100,000, or 192 deaths among 19,608,000 children in this age group.
The 1999 gender ratio for this age group was 4:1 (males: females).
The suicide rate among adolescents aged 15-19 was 8.2/100,000, or 1,615 deaths among 19,594,000 adolescents in this age group.
The 1999 gender ratio for this age group was 5:1 (males: females).
Among young people 20 to 24 years of age the suicide rate was 12.7/100,000, or 2,285 deaths among 17,594,000 people in this age group.
The 1999 gender ratio for this age group was 6:1 (males: females).
Attempted Suicides
No annual national data on attempted suicide are available; reliable scientific research, however, has found that:
There are an estimated 8-25 attempted suicides to one completion; the ratio is higher in women and youth and lower in men and the elderly
More women than men report a history of attempted suicide, with a gender ratio of 3:1
The strongest risk factors for attempted suicide in adults are depression, alcohol abuse, cocaine use, and separation or divorce
The strongest risk factors for attempted suicide in youth are depression, alcohol or other drug use disorder, and aggressive or disruptive behaviors
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Tingkai
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To find the Northwest Passage
Aug 2001 time: 13:20
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It's a big problem. I think we're in agreement there.
One of the reasons we're not dealing with suicides is that the media doesn't report them. In the past, mental health experts convinced the media that reporting suicides leads to copycat suicides. That attitude is now changing with mental health experts trying to get suicides covered, yet done in a way that minimizes copycats.
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