If that defence proves to be a goer it will be a disgrace, a disgrace for how the system sees the role of fathers and how some fathers see their own role.
You might be interested in the following discussion on a mainstream newspaper website about a footy side preparing to pay “tribute” to one of their members: http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/comments/0,22023,23892390-661,00.html
That’s one big slab of stoush going on there, Darlene. The footy club’s crossed a line, I reckon: no doubt there’s lots that we don’t know about this man and what drove him to murder-suicide, and no doubt in his time he was someone the club regarded highly. But when someone’s committed murder it’s wrong for a public organisation to make a public gesture of mourning for them in this way. I can totally understand why the dead woman’s son is so angry.
Friday Hoyden: Gillian Triggs 
DUFC #69 
Advising women to prevent their own rapes is not brave or edgy or helpful 
An article about domestic violence in the Guardian in which it’s OK to read the comments 
If that defence proves to be a goer it will be a disgrace, a disgrace for how the system sees the role of fathers and how some fathers see their own role.
You might be interested in the following discussion on a mainstream newspaper website about a footy side preparing to pay “tribute” to one of their members:
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/comments/0,22023,23892390-661,00.html
That’s one big slab of stoush going on there, Darlene. The footy club’s crossed a line, I reckon: no doubt there’s lots that we don’t know about this man and what drove him to murder-suicide, and no doubt in his time he was someone the club regarded highly. But when someone’s committed murder it’s wrong for a public organisation to make a public gesture of mourning for them in this way. I can totally understand why the dead woman’s son is so angry.
Bros before Hos, Tigtog.