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She is also (understandably) extremely emotional when discussing the subject which can cloud ones judgement.She is informed on the topic.
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She is also (understandably) extremely emotional when discussing the subject which can cloud ones judgement.She is informed on the topic.
She is also (understandably) extremely emotional when discussing the subject which can cloud ones judgement.
She is informed on the topic.
I suspect her being upset with Joe and the subsequent rant, is a result of a deep guilt inside her knowing that she didn't do enough to protect her son, and the need to convince herself that she did do everything she could?? Admittedly i don't understand her situation, nor do I blame her for what happened, and its just my take on it
Absolutely, I felt very bad for her that she was even doing this interview. Still very, very raw.
That does not mean she is not informed on the subject of domestic violence, and does not have any valid points.
I suspect her being upset with Joe and the subsequent rant, is a result of a deep guilt inside her knowing that she didn't do enough to protect her son, and the need to convince herself that she did do everything she could?? Admittedly i don't understand her situation, nor do I blame her for what happened, and its just my take on it
yep, agree
we need to have the framework within society to help people in her situation. there is no point, pointing the finger or having a discussion with her after the fact. She needs love and support now.
Out of interest, how many years did he get? 30 years would be lenient
The father of Luke? He was shot at the cricket oval.
what was the warrant for??Well, in the interview she said she tried to do the right thing. That a warrant was put out and it took 2 weeks to get to the police station, is unacceptable.
I also believe from this legislation, that those who are also victims of abuse (ie in the case of domestic violence) there is an exemption for not automatically reporting child abuse....
Seems like a pointless law that is only going to incite anger amongst Violence against woman groups. Surely if a woman fails to report for reason other then a fear for their safety then both Mum and dad can be prosecuted. Im pretty sure that has been the case here in SA with a number of cases
Nah, I work in the area and see it all the time.
Sexual abuse allegations within a family tend to split them, and all too often the mother will take the side of the accused. I remember one where the mother smirked all the way through the victim describing the effect years of abuse had on her. She'd completely disowned her daughter and kicked her out of home.
They just deny any knowledge and/or refuse to cooperate. Or, if they're a co-offender, they blame it all on the male.
Tbh I've never really quite got the violence against women movement.
Why not just have a no violence full stop movement...?
I'm maybe a male sexist pig? I am against violence, but am even more against violence against women. I need a proper "ist" category.