Murderedd husbands results in better behaved husbands.

Started by Renegade, Feb 17, 2006, 04:15 PM

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Renegade

Feb 17, 2006, 04:15 PM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/3567679.stm

I was directed to this article after reading a quick story in Ripleys Believe it or Not. Summary: In Hungary in the 1920's women killed their husbands through poisioning. Here are some interesting excerpts:

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She said that when they complained about their drunken or violent husbands,


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As for their motives, theories abound. Poverty, greed and boredom are just a few.


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The peasant claimed that the women of Nagyrev "had been murdering their menfolk since time immemorial".


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And Maria Gunya points out wryly that after the poisonings the men's behaviour to their wives "improved markedly".



So, when a women does not like her husbands behaviour she will murder him. Then after the article points out these atrocities, it ends on a "humourous" note indicating that the men's behaviour was "improved".

Editted to change "Turkey" to "Hungary"
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Sir Percy

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Feb 17, 2006, 06:54 PM
What astounding logic. I guess that means that murdering women is Ok too as it changes women's behaviour for the better. Oh, wait. Women are beaten and murdered all the time according to feminists. Thir bodies are every three feet down the pavement.
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Feb 17, 2006, 07:07 PM
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Then after the article points out these atrocities, it ends on a "humourous" note indicating that the men's behaviour was "improved".


Yes it is trully hilarious!

Just think if the article was about women being poisoned by their husbands and at the end it would say: "And Maria Gunya points out wryly that after the poisonings the women's behaviour to their husbands "improved markedly".

I am sure feminists would be laughing loud, just as much as they would be laughing about the actual story as it is right now
t is time men start behaving like men again and stand up for their rights, instead of behaving like conformist push-overs.

sealion

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Feb 18, 2006, 05:28 AM
Simple rules from the British (and probably Western media)
If a man is murdered , thumped ,or even knifed by a woman it is funny

If the opposite happens ,it is nasty and sexist !!!

sealion

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Feb 18, 2006, 05:28 AM
Simple rules from the British (and probably Western media)
If a man is murdered , thumped ,or even knifed by a woman it is funny

If the opposite happens ,it is nasty and sexist !!!
Couple this up , with the infamous "knife block"  and you will see my point

Disposable Dick

#5
Feb 18, 2006, 07:00 AM
Quote from: "Sir Percy"
What astounding logic. I guess that means that murdering women is Ok too as it changes women's behaviour for the better. Oh, wait. Women are beaten and murdered all the time according to feminists. Thir bodies are every three feet down the pavement.


And no notable improvement in their behaviour either.
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hereandthere

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Feb 18, 2006, 07:46 AM
too bad all that beating and murdering of wives have not improved their peers. oh darn. i guess the patriachy needs to be stricter.
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Feb 20, 2006, 12:40 AM
Quote from: "Renegade"
Summary: In Turkey in the 1920's women killed their husbands through poisioning.


Hungary, not Turkey. Although most of Hungary was occupied by the Turks for a century & half back in the 16th & 17th century, Hungary is definitely distinct from Turkey... let's see: if we start south from Hungary, there's Serbia, Macedonia, Greece and then Turkey.
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