More Disgusting News

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K9

Domestic Violence the MSM labels a weird but true (search her name for the story)
http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/strollerderby/archive/2009/01/07/wife-set-husband-s-genitals-on-fire-charged-with-murder-endangering-life.aspx

Wife Set Husband's Genitals On Fire, Charged With Murder, Endangering Life
Posted by Brett Singer

Royal Adelaide Hospital, where Satish Narayan died after his wife set fire to his gentials because she thought he was cheating on her.Rajini Narayan, the woman who lit her husband's penis on fire in December because she saw him hugging another woman (it's not alleged because she confessed), will now face murder charges because her husband died after the incident. The "endangering life" charges are because her three children were home when she poured "an alcohol-based solvent" on his genitals and then lit them on fire. That fire spread to the rest of the house, as well as the townhouse next door, causing over 1 million dollars (Australian, about $711,000 U.S.) in damage, according to MSNBC.

Narayan said that she wanted to burn her husband's penis, "so it belongs to me and no one else." Narayan and her attorney maintain that she did not want to set the house on fire or put anyone else in danger.

I have two thoughts whenever I hear about a story like this. (Not that I've ever heard a story with these exact details, but stories that are somewhat similar.) First, shouldn't she be entering a plea of insanity? How is it not insane to light someone's genitals on fire, especially if you then say that you didn't think the fire would spread? Are you unfamiliar with the way fire works? The second thought, clichéd though it may be, is for the kids. How can they move on after something like this? What do you say to them about how their father died?

Remember the Phil Hartman case, where his wife killed Phil and herself? They had kids. Every time I see an old SNL bit with Hartman I think about those kids. I've never looked up whatever happened to them, it's just... sad.
Explaining misandry to a feminist is like explaining "wet" to a fish.

Men's Rights Activist

Somebody in the government has their head up the @%#$.  They guy dies so (DUH!), obviously his life was in danger, and not just because his kids were present.  Hey legal system, can you spell C-O-R-R-U-P-T-I-O-N?  Practice spelling it while looking in a mirror.
Life, Liberty, & Pursuit of Happiness are fundamental rights for all (including males), & not contingent on gender feminist approval or denial. Consider my "Independence" from all tyrannical gender feminist ideology "Declared" - Here & Now!

davis2ab


I have seen probably half a dozen penis destruction cases since the most famous one -- Bobbitt.

I suspect the cases are more numerous than gets publicized with only the most extreme cases getting publicity.

I met a very nice woman the other day who reported that she suspects her mother did this to her father.  She read a story in the newspaper years ago. This happened in Japan where her family lived at the time.  She was never told the story involved her mother and father but she believes it did based on numerous circumstances including the breakup of her parents and the disappearance of her father from her life. This woman is actually at least on the surface now a very pro father woman.

BRIAN

At least she has been charged with murder. They could already be trying to give her a pussy pass by charging her with a lesser offense.
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CG9603

Better believe this is disgusting.  If this genital mutilation were to happen to a woman, it would be properly labeled as rape.  unfortunately, it happened to a male, so no mention is made of it being a sexual offense in addition to an attempted homicide.   :angry4: :angry5:
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Quentin0352

Wait until the feminist extremists rally around her like they did Bobbit! One interesting item in the article though...

Narayan said that she wanted to burn her husband's penis, "so it belongs to me and no one else." Narayan and her attorney maintain that she did not want to set the house on fire or put anyone else in danger.

Now remember, her body is HER'S and it is all her choice but notice that HIS body is also her's to own and command?

AnubisRox


Wait until the feminist extremists rally around her like they did Bobbit! One interesting item in the article though...

Narayan said that she wanted to burn her husband's penis, "so it belongs to me and no one else." Narayan and her attorney maintain that she did not want to set the house on fire or put anyone else in danger.

Now remember, her body is HER'S and it is all her choice but notice that HIS body is also her's to own and command?


Not only that, but they're going to try the "it coulda been worse" defense. That's when they try to mitigate a woman's (seems to always be a woman) wrongdoing by saying that it really wasn't that bad compared to what else could have happened.
So, because its not like her kids died and houses can be replaced. In the grand scheme of things her crime was minor and should be treated as such. Riiiight?

In contrast, if a guy is on trial for rape and his lawyer's defense is "well, its not like he KILLED her!", he'd probably be in jail for contempt! That would, understandably, be seen as a vile on callous thing to say. That's why I wonder if that's why rape carries a 25 to life sentence like murder. They just sorta take that whole thing out of the equation.There's no room to maneuver. While a woman murdering her husband can be explained, justified, mitigated, etc.
ell she turned me into a NEWT!! A newt?! Er..., well I got better.

Captain Courageous

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Nov 29, 2010, 05:12 PM Last Edit: Nov 29, 2010, 05:17 PM by Captain Courageous
Is this case being protested by anyone? You can write letters to the judge or send emails that give your opinions on the matter. Why not get all of our forums sending protests to the court ... SYG, AM, MGTOW, etc., etc.? I think we would overwhelm them.

Feminists have played the game all along, "If it hurts one of us, it hurts ALL of us!" Men on the other hand are still grousing up their sleeves or sending the message, "F--k you buddy; you're on your own! Not my problem, so long sucker!"

Let's do something instead of grousing.

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