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Originally posted by nippy: ↑

Was the Bondi killer a victim as well?

There was mental illness and we sometimes get death by cop suicide with these which may have played a role here ( many see them a s a victim accordingly ) but there was something else. He suffered terrible rejection from women.

No doubt pointing that out will set some people off. The reason I mention it is that we have to understand ALL of the factors to change the number of such instances over time. Protesting without understanding achieves f* all.Obviously someone with plenty of things to be rejected over is going to cop rejection and those things won't change any time soon. All we can do is educate those doing the rejecting to do so with as less a psychological impact as possible. This applies to both sexes. Rejecting a date on Friday night and saying it is because you have to scrub the toilet bowl out may sound funny but what are the long term consequences of this. Same for if such occurrs over and over.

The Bondi example is not the first. The mass shootings in the USA are often due to similar forms of rejection and sometimes bullying that goes with it as well as workplace social rejection.

Politicians should think twice about allowing immigrants from some countries if they are very likely to be rejected by their own women as they won't cop the immigrants outlook on life and on men's and women's role in society. They are importing trouble when there is a big mismatch.

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It would stop a lot of DV if magistrates stopped granting bail to those offending again while out on bail.
Is it because a large portion of offenders are aboriginal, and it is politically incorrect to have aboriginal people in custody?
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