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Are Men The Ones To Blame?
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/// And she says that, like her, most of the women she met inside were serving time because of something men close to them had done. ///
If it is all mens fault, why isn't there twice as many male prisons and no women's prisons?
/// And she says that, like her, most of the women she met inside were serving time because of something men close to them had done. ///
If it is all mens fault, why isn't there twice as many male prisons and no women's prisons?
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There will be quite a high percentage of women in jail who blame men. Women are a preferred choice as drug mules and as credit card fraudsters; not sure why the first, but the second is explained by pickpockets finding it easier to steal from women's bags and so the cards stolen are usually of a Miss, Mrs or Ms, hence a woman has to present them. In both cases the original perpetrator will be a man .
There was a local case in which a woman was jailed for benefit fraud. But it struck me that while she was the one who, wrongly, signed the declarations it was her partner who reaped the benefit (no pun intended)
In all the years I'd seen the man in pubs/ betting shops/card schools I'd never met her. I presume she was at home raising their children. He was still out drinking,etc while she was locked up.
As Hc says, I'm sure lots of men end up in clink cos of scheming women.
I suppose the courts can only deal with what's in front of them and lifes not always fair.
In all the years I'd seen the man in pubs/ betting shops/card schools I'd never met her. I presume she was at home raising their children. He was still out drinking,etc while she was locked up.
As Hc says, I'm sure lots of men end up in clink cos of scheming women.
I suppose the courts can only deal with what's in front of them and lifes not always fair.
I thought the fact that she did time over the whole speeding tickets thing was perfectly right - although it was Huhnes offence, she agreed to take the points and only revealed what had happened as part of some kind revenge thing against Huhne, so poetic justice and hubris really.
That having been said - in this instance, I do not have any issues with her writing and publishing a book, and even making some money from it, assuming it sells. Were she profiting directly from her crimes, by writing a book sensationalising her crime that might be different, of course.
And I am sure there will be women in jail who are there because of men in their life, but many will be there because of their own actions and life choices.
That having been said - in this instance, I do not have any issues with her writing and publishing a book, and even making some money from it, assuming it sells. Were she profiting directly from her crimes, by writing a book sensationalising her crime that might be different, of course.
And I am sure there will be women in jail who are there because of men in their life, but many will be there because of their own actions and life choices.
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