I mean. I’ve been diagnosed with depression. I didn’t kill anyone. Mental illness is sad, sure, but it’s not an excuse to murder.

Sports bras prevent this. The padding is not needed.

Well, I wasted some good life time on this discussion board. Not illegal, but stupid.

I didn’t murder anyone today, and I didn’t antagonize my insane spouse who was brandishing a weapon at my kids. As far as I can think, I didn’t break any laws today at all.

I’m glad, too. Although I wouldn’t have my kids living in a house where the police were called out repeatedly because I couldn’t get my toxic life together.

And how is a wealthy person living in a nicer house somehow racist while a website blogger writing an entire piece about how worthless, entitled, and generally shit people are for being white not racist? This is the most racist piece of garbage I’ve seen today.

fair. but be careful. on this website, what you’re suggesting sounds strongly like victim blaming, which you know is not allowed here.

Not responsibility for the murders, obviously. Just responsibility for antagonizing his mentally ill, worked-up, armed wife as she threatens you and your children.

I get the concept of a level playing field, but how far does it go? If a wealthier parent buys their kid cooler clothes, so they have more friends, and maybe more opportunities into adulthood, is that racist? If a wealthier parent takes their kid to Europe, which can be an enriching and educational experience, is that…

I thought it would be common understanding that, yes, you have to pay for your things. So presumably you can live wherever you want and also pay for it. You can dine wherever you want but you have to pay for it. And you can even wear whatever you want, regardless of your race, but you can’t steal clothes. Why are you…

The sexist coverage of women’s gymnastics in the 2012 olympics was terrible. Kudos to these bloggers for filling the gap.

fair

Of course racism exists. But it doesn’t exist in allowing people where to live. You can move wherever you want. You aren’t bound to live in the same neighborhood as your parents or your friends or people with the same skin color as you. If you want to live in a different neighborhood, move there.

Sure, that I can agree with. But where is the line drawn then? I often see people suggesting that “people with mental illness” be put on some sort of no-guns list. I’m like, ok, that’s pretty much every household in the country. Not to mention it will be an additional reason people don’t seek treatment.

fair

...and it is about him. She wasn’t interested in killing the daughter. She was interested in getting back at him (per her own comments in the report).

I don’t blame him for the daughters being murdered. I blame him for antagonizing a mentally ill spouse holding a weapon during an argument.

exactly

And I give you a 10 for posting a stupid internet picture. You get a 10 in foruming.

One might argue he was, since both his kids are dead.