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7. More women's names to remember (3):

Sat Dec 7, 2013, 01:26 AM

Dec 2013

Wendy Lee Coffield, Gisele Ann Lovvorn, Debra Lynn Bonner, Marcia Fay Chapman, Cynthia Jean Hinds, Opal Charmaine Mills, Terry Rene Milligan, Mary Bridget Meehan, Debra Lorraine Estes, Linda Jane Rule, Denise Darcel Bush, Shawnda Leea Summers, Shirley Marie Sherrill, Rebecca "Becky" Marrero, Colleen Renee Brockman, Sandra Denise Major, Alma Ann Smith, Delores LaVerne Williams, Gail Lynn Mathews, Andrea M. Childers, Sandra Kay Gabbert, Kimi-Kai Pitsor, Marie M. Malvar, Carol Ann Christensen, Martina Theresa Authorlee, Cheryl Lee Wims, Yvonne "Shelly" Antosh, Carrie Ann Rois, Constance Elizabeth Naon, Kelly Marie Ware, Tina Marie Thompson, April Dawn Buttram, Debbie May Abernathy, Tracy Ann Winston, Maureen Sue Feeney, Mary Sue Bello, Pammy Annette Avent, Delise Louise Plager, Kimberly L. Nelson, Lisa Yates, Mary Exzetta West, Cindy Anne Smith, Patricia Michelle Barczak, Roberta Joseph Hayes, Marta Reeves, Patricia Yellowrobe, and three other unidentified females.

Girls and women ranging in age from 15 to 38 murdered by one man because they were female. 1982 -1998

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24 years ago today, these women were targeted and murdered in the ecole polytechnique massacre [View all] niyad Dec 2013 OP

Sad and tragic act by a crazy lone wolf NoOneMan Dec 2013 #1

But even "lone wolves" are influenced by the ideas and attitudes of others. nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #41

"most likely indoctrinated in large part by his abusive, domineering father" NoOneMan Dec 2013 #55

Yeah, we'll probably never know just what it is that makes a particular individual "go off" nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #59

More women's names to remember: xulamaude Dec 2013 #2

yes, of course. but, according to some here today, this is not about hatred for, and a war on, niyad Dec 2013 #3

More women's names to remember (2): xulamaude Dec 2013 #4

thank you for honouring them niyad Dec 2013 #20

Newtown was not about hatred for, and a war on, children NoOneMan Dec 2013 #5

Wow. I'll say it here, too, since you're spamming these threads with your nonsense. redqueen Dec 2013 #9

Spamming? NoOneMan Dec 2013 #16

The "war on women" doesn't have to be entirely literal to be a legitimate concern. nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #39

no, the people who consistently insist that there is NO war on women know damn well there is. niyad Dec 2013 #46

Or else their worldview is so narrow that they simply can't think beyond themselves... nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #48

I would like to hope ignorance, for which there might, at least, be some excuse, because malice niyad Dec 2013 #49

Absolutely. Hard for me to face how many people truly don't give a flying fuck about others. nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #50

I didn't say there wasn't a war on women NoOneMan Dec 2013 #56

Yeah, I'll agree with the "you know what xulamaude Dec 2013 #51

Is what I am doing, in your perception, part of the grand War on Women? NoOneMan Dec 2013 #57

"much finer, non-contentious examples" xulamaude Dec 2013 #64

wow, so, apparently, we need to consult with his finer sensibilities before we post anything about niyad Dec 2013 #66

In the real world? Possibly - xulamaude Dec 2013 #68

and we all know that I am exactly the kind of woman your neighbor is!! niyad Dec 2013 #79

Nah, I kinda think you are nothing like her xulamaude Dec 2013 #85

If you want to be taken seriously, yes, that helps NoOneMan Dec 2013 #72

wow. can you get any more typically sexist. watch your tone. address gently. stroke seabeyond Dec 2013 #75

the REAL problem is, we don't take THEM seriously. niyad Dec 2013 #78

If we want to be taken seriously by whom? gollygee Dec 2013 #83

It is part of the war on women gollygee Dec 2013 #84

Says who, tough guy? AuntFester Dec 2013 #15

So Newtown was about, associated with, or part of a "war on children"? NoOneMan Dec 2013 #17

I think he felt so powerless that the only BlueToTheBone Dec 2013 #82

How is your post even remotely relevant to the discussion at hand? etherealtruth Dec 2013 #24

If I understand to grand logic here NoOneMan Dec 2013 #27

The appearance of your post is that its intent was deflect the focus and derail the conversation etherealtruth Dec 2013 #34

Derail what conversation? NoOneMan Dec 2013 #35

So individual and cultural pathologies are mutually exclusive? I just don't see that at all... nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #42

No. Not at all. But they are not always intertwined NoOneMan Dec 2013 #54

Just saying, he was probably influenced both by his father *and* by misogynistic ideas within nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #58

Its entirely possible... NoOneMan Dec 2013 #60

"Mental healthcare is often inadequate. Access to firearms is too easy. As a society... nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #63

you do get, a massive number of women are beaten, raped and murdered by a whole lot of men, right? seabeyond Dec 2013 #69

Yes. NoOneMan Dec 2013 #70

not to mention sexually ahrassed in the street and at work. controlled and dominated thru out seabeyond Dec 2013 #71

Yes again NoOneMan Dec 2013 #74

he hated women. made clear he hated women. he took that hate out on women. that. is. the. point. seabeyond Dec 2013 #76

Yes NoOneMan Dec 2013 #77

happens with a whole lot of indiviuals taught hate in their environment, that amounts to a whole, seabeyond Dec 2013 #67

don't you know, we are not allowed to point out the war on women-there always has to be some niyad Dec 2013 #29

I apologize ... as a woman I forget .... etherealtruth Dec 2013 #33

how can you possibly forget, when it is pointed out to us each and every day, including in threads niyad Dec 2013 #36

A few more redqueen Dec 2013 #6

More women's names to remember (3): xulamaude Dec 2013 #7

thank you for honouring them niyad Dec 2013 #22

thank you for honouring them niyad Dec 2013 #21

. Demeter Dec 2013 #8

never to be forgotten riverbendviewgal Dec 2013 #10

+1000 smirkymonkey Dec 2013 #11

Here are some more Blue_In_AK Dec 2013 #12

thank you for honouring them niyad Dec 2013 #23

One of these women, Sherry Morrow, if I remember right, Blue_In_AK Dec 2013 #26

thank you for sharing this with us. had never heard of this, or of the movie. niyad Dec 2013 #28

It didn't receive very high distribution for some reason Blue_In_AK Dec 2013 #30

will have to see if my library can get it. niyad Dec 2013 #32

K&r Tien1985 Dec 2013 #13

the Unabomber, too MisterP Dec 2013 #14

FYI xocet Dec 2013 #18

thank you for sharing this niyad Dec 2013 #25

Maybe it's the language gap, but she sounds odd and disconnected. PassingFair Dec 2013 #31

what language gap? and on what basis do you not trust her? niyad Dec 2013 #37

Maybe she's still not able to fully deal with it, emotionally... nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #44

perhaps not. but I am curious about what, in that interview, causes the poster not to trust her. niyad Dec 2013 #47

Because everyone knows women LIE - xulamaude Dec 2013 #52

of course, how silly of me to have forgotten (does the fact that it is minus 5 degrees here count?) niyad Dec 2013 #62

Jeez, that is heavy... Thanks for the article though. nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #45

20th anniversary of the Long Island railroad massacre NutmegYankee Dec 2013 #19

Would you consider making a separate OP about that one? I think it's worth commemorating. nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #73

rampant hate toward women, especially feminists that speak up and out for women is evident seabeyond Dec 2013 #38

they can keep working hard, but they will not succeed. niyad Dec 2013 #40

My love for their mstinamotorcity2 Dec 2013 #43

+1000 smirkymonkey Dec 2013 #53

Fourteen candles in the darkness. GliderGuider Dec 2013 #61

K & R historylovr Dec 2013 #65

I hadn't heard of this. liberalmuse Dec 2013 #80

that is true, but then, I would deprive myself of all the chuckles, wouldn't I? niyad Dec 2013 #81