Reply to: Vicky Price -its all men's fault

[vetran]

Everyone in prison is either innocent or it's someone else's fault. That's the problem with our society these days - people don't take responsibility for their actions, it's always someone else's fault.

Actually in Archer's prison diaries he identified a number of people who took responsibility for their actions. Many became friends and the basis of his accounts.

Yes there were a few that were 'innocent in their own minds' but many just played the system.

[MaryPoppins]

She's a twat. [Pryce]

[amcdonald]

Women are far more likely to commit crime when suffering from PMT. And PMT is aggravated by men saying the wrong thing (or anything). So yes, it's all your fault.

http://www.aic.gov.au/documents/2/4/...17E%7Dti31.pdf

Surely women get PMT, and men suffer from it

[Mich the Tester]

Women are far more likely to commit crime when suffering from PMT. And PMT is aggravated by men saying the wrong thing (or anything) (or nothing).

ftfy

[Mich the Tester]

Everyone in prison is either innocent or it's someone else's fault. That's the problem with our society these days - people don't take responsibility for their actions, it's always someone else's fault.

I think that's probably always been the case in prisons.

[mudskipper]

Women are far more likely to commit crime when suffering from PMT. And PMT is aggravated by men saying the wrong thing (or anything). So yes, it's all your fault.

http://www.aic.gov.au/documents/2/4/...17E%7Dti31.pdf

[vetran]

I think this should be welcomed with an open heart.

More politicians should end up in jail even if the price of that is extra undeserved publicity they get after they get released.

The more of them go to jail the less "special" it's going to be, so the downside will subsist.

I reckon it should be job requirement actually - minimum 12 months in jail before they are allowed to get on the ballot papers, this will show that they are serious and fully appreciate the consequences of their actions.

Can we send B'liar & co?

[Wanderer]

So is Mrs Huhne on the level, are the weaker sex driven into prison by the male oppressors?

Everyone in prison is either innocent or it's someone else's fault. That's the problem with our society these days - people don't take responsibility for their actions, it's always someone else's fault.


And if a man walking alone in a forest says something, and there are no women around to hear him, is he still wrong?

[AtW]

Obviously being a politician and breaking the law (and going to prison)

I think this should be welcomed with an open heart.

More politicians should end up in jail even if the price of that is extra undeserved publicity they get after they get released.

The more of them go to jail the less "special" it's going to be, so the downside will subsist.

I reckon it should be job requirement actually - minimum 12 months in jail before they are allowed to get on the ballot papers, this will show that they are serious and fully appreciate the consequences of their actions.

[darmstadt]

I've noticed that since they finished their sentences that both her and her ex, Chris Huhne, seem to be constantly in the press. Obviously being a politician and breaking the law (and going to prison) seems to be a lucrative plan b (see Archer and Aitken...)

[Gibbon]

It's all women's fault

If more beautiful women made themselves readily available for nookie, most men would be too busy to be a criminal!

[mudskipper]

She was on telly this morning. She didn't come across as deserving of any sympathy or understanding.

[AtW]

She got off lightly.

[vetran]

All this your fault stuff is tiring.....

That one many people put down to a diety.

but what the hell, I'm man enough.

[SueEllen]

But don't go swimming in case a Russian shark gets you!

All this your fault stuff is tiring.....