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With hindsight was Jo nieve in allowing Tabak, amost a complete stranger to enter her flat and will it send a warning to vulnerable people of the opposite sex?
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I think rov means what he said. Jo should have kicked him where it hurts, which is an incredibly thoughtless thing to say. Such naivity doesn't offend me - it simply tells me that some men have no conception of what it's like to be a woman on the receiving end. No doubt Jo fought him as best she could, but a woman's strength rarely matches that of a man - and less still if that man happens to be determined in some depraved perversion - as Jo's murderer was. Think about it rov.
(Actually, I've been advised not to attempt to kick or knee an attacker in the nether regions because there's every chance of missing, but rather to poke him in the eyes - or grab him by the testicles and twist as hard as possible).
(Actually, I've been advised not to attempt to kick or knee an attacker in the nether regions because there's every chance of missing, but rather to poke him in the eyes - or grab him by the testicles and twist as hard as possible).
I don't find it shameful - I just find it a sad indictment on society that people are expected to be aware that they might become a victim whatever the circumstances. I'd think about it if I were walking alone late at night, but I don't think it would occur to me if I were inviting a neighbour in for coffee - and clearly it didn't occur to Jo either.
I don't think Jo was naive to let him in - I let the man next door come in, he's my neighbour but I don't know him particularly well. What i though was odd was his statement that he thought she was leading him on when she said about her cat "He keeps going where he shouldn't", in what he said was a "flirty manner". That doesn't sound flirty to me, nor (to me) an invitation to kiss her (or more). I don't think she did anything I wouldn't - but she paid for it with her life.
AOG, //Whoops Rov it seems just like poor old Eamonn, you have upset the ladies. How dare a mortal man think he knows what it is like to be a woman. //
I usually leave it to other people to highlight your crass stupidity, AOG, but since you've quoted me, on this occasion I'll do it myself. You really have no idea of what it's like to be a woman on the receiving end, so please don't insult us by firstly assuming you do, and secondly by making light of the very real abuse that some women suffer at the hands of violent men - in this case cold blooded, brutal, murder. So much for your self-appointed British Bulldog persona!! You disgrace the very concept, and if you possessed one iota of decency you would hang your head in shame!!
Incidentally, Eamonn didn't upset me. I agreed with him.
I usually leave it to other people to highlight your crass stupidity, AOG, but since you've quoted me, on this occasion I'll do it myself. You really have no idea of what it's like to be a woman on the receiving end, so please don't insult us by firstly assuming you do, and secondly by making light of the very real abuse that some women suffer at the hands of violent men - in this case cold blooded, brutal, murder. So much for your self-appointed British Bulldog persona!! You disgrace the very concept, and if you possessed one iota of decency you would hang your head in shame!!
Incidentally, Eamonn didn't upset me. I agreed with him.
This is the report I'm thinking of - it says she waved and invited him in, the comment about the cat is in this report. http://www.bbc.co.uk/...land-bristol-15384069
Naomi, for once i don't agree. As i said before, and has been proven time and again, women and men don't forget, can be raped, sexually assaulted at any point in the day or night. Add to someone else's post that even getting a taxi doesn't make you safe. It was a taxi driver who raped all those women a little ago. He pretended he'd won on the lottery i think, and asked the women who got in the cab, if they would a glass of champagne to celebrate his good fortune, spiked the drink then raped them. You can't second guess someone's intentions.
I am shocked at the sight of some girls "going out on the razzle" in our town - they are positively inviting trouble with their dress sense and their flirty attitudes not to mention their drunken state even at 9pm .......... goodness knows what they are like walking home at 2 in the morning (I'm safely tucked up in bed) I know one poor fella whose life was ruined when he was falsely accused of rape by a vindictive young girl who thought it was a fun thing to do to him - thats why I am always suspicious ........... sad society we live in.
