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That guy wasn't a man. As soon as his wife realised that too she left him.
What was he then?
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That guy wasn't a man. As soon as his wife realised that too she left him.
Technically you would call him an emotionally immature adult.What was he then?
While I agree with you I think writing off the father as an evil monster is ignoring something. The phrase 'Evil Monster' implies it can be dealt with or put away in the closet under supernatural evil acts.
I'm not religious so I don't think of it as evil, but I do wonder what caused this behaviour and it should be looked in to. Psychological problems, drugs, any number of things could have flicked off in his brain. Don't get me wrong as I am not forgiving or understanding what's gone on in Brisbane, but I'm not going to appease myself by thinking it was just some evil monster.
That makes no sense.
I don't know if there's anything wrong with the family courts. I'd do some research but I don't want to get depressed.
I did hear Raph Epstein saying that it's a myth that fathers are discriminated against because only 3% are denied access. But how does he conclude that 3% is a low number, or a fair number? Just because it's a percentage that you can count on one hand doesn't mean it's not a problem. And there could be other ways the system is broken too.
I don't know if there's anything wrong with the family courts. I'd do some research but I don't want to get depressed.
I did hear Raph Epstein saying that it's a myth that fathers are discriminated against because only 3% are denied access. But how does he conclude that 3% is a low number, or a fair number? Just because it's a percentage that you can count on one hand doesn't mean it's not a problem. And there could be other ways the system is broken too.
I think men already have enough worries coming forward when they think they have mental health issues.While I agree with you I think writing off the father as an evil monster is ignoring something. The phrase 'Evil Monster' implies it can be dealt with or put away in the closet under supernatural evil acts.
I'm not religious so I don't think of it as evil, but I do wonder what caused this behaviour and it should be looked in to. Psychological problems, drugs, any number of things could have flicked off in his brain. Don't get me wrong as I am not forgiving or understanding what's gone on in Brisbane, but I'm not going to appease myself by thinking it was just some evil monster.
That makes no sense.
He's turning out to be quite a piece of work.Latest reports is that he was a control freak and last Boxing day he kidnapped one of the kids and taken her interstate
I think men already have enough worries coming forward when they think they have mental health issues.
Linking behaviour like this with men's mental health doesn't help.
Men with mental health problems do not behave like this.
I agree he has consciously chosen the hardest possible death for his family. An act of pure spite not madness. Selfish evil coward couldn't even burn with his kids.To get back at the woman who had left him he decided to hurt her by taking from her what she cherished the most - her children.
I don't think he cared for her or the kids anymore, this act was purely for himself. I bet he fantasized about it for days prior to committing it.
Nope, evil monster. Regardless of the circumstances and problems he may have had, he has intentionally murdered his wife and three helpless young children first making sure they were alight and dying before taking his own life. That's premeditated first degree murder no different to any serial killer or terrorist. Evil.While I agree with you I think writing off the father as an evil monster is ignoring something. The phrase 'Evil Monster' implies it can be dealt with or put away in the closet under supernatural evil acts.
I'm not religious so I don't think of it as evil, but I do wonder what caused this behaviour and it should be looked in to. Psychological problems, drugs, any number of things could have flicked off in his brain. Don't get me wrong as I am not forgiving or understanding what's gone on in Brisbane, but I'm not going to appease myself by thinking it was just some evil monster.
That makes no sense.
He's turning out to be quite a piece of work.
I'm feeling really sad for the woman's parents.
Have lost their daughter and their grand children at the hands of a *******.
Men with mental health problems do not behave like this.
control freak who was very very selfish?What was he then?
”Or is it an instance of a husband being driven too far by issues that he’s suffered by certain circumstances into committing acts of this form?”
Sorry, actions not in the same ballpark. Not even on the same continent.Maybe not to this extreme, but even anxiety or depression can make people irritable, which can lead to shouting at least.
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His point was that in Marriage, violence against a partner can be sometimes be justified.There won't be any charges and no court case to prosecute, the guy who burned his children to death is dead so WTAF was his point? It's a 1950's mindset that's given any narc going through a break up a sense of righteousness in violent acting out.
Sorry, actions not in the same ballpark. Not even on the same continent.