[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

You always come into threads with comments like this....there are scummy people everywhere. Where do you actually live?

Zone 1 honey, I escaped.

[DouglasS]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Zone 1 honey, I escaped.

I’m moving to zone 1 on Saturday

[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by DouglasS

I’m moving to zone 1 on Saturday

cool, welcome to the elite, where exactly.

[Candy Annie Cane]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Zone 1 honey, I escaped.

Escaped from where?

[UserSince2005]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Escaped from where?

the pits of manchester

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by DouglasS

I think everyone already knows the law is broken? When people who burn alive puppy’s and kittens get less than a year, or when people raped pregnant women, get half a year and then end up murdering someone...

Punishments need to be harsher, and mental health isn’t an acceptable excuse for murder ever - regardless of what you or Dezzy believe

How is someone who normally wouldn't hurt a fly but did so under the effects of psychosis comparable to someone that willingly tortures animals or rapists?

You're just wrong, this isn't a matter of opinion but fact. Temporary insanity is a thing, post partum psychosis is a real thing. Mental illness isn't an 'excuse' but a recognised factor and it's become as such due to years of research and investigation into said mental illnesses by people who are far more knowledgeable on the subject than a justice warrior that gets off on punishment.

It's honestly enraging when people say **** like this, you're just sounding like the mental health equivalent of an anti-vaxxer to me.

[Candy Annie Cane]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

the pits of manchester

Where though? You've talked about Bury in this thread and others....just wondered where exactly you think the pits of Manchester actually is

[bots]

There is a series on netflix where a rival throws young children off a bridge. It's not something i would even have thought of before so I do wonder if programs like that really do influence people

[Josy]

Horrible

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

If it was a woman I'd say it could have been a tragic case of post-partum depression but I don't believe there's a male equivalent for new fathers.

I feel sorry for the family and the mother in particular.

There's obviously no exact equivalent as hormonal imbalances play a huge part in post-partum psychosis, however I find it HIGHLY unlikely (from the description of what happened) that this act was carried out by someone "in their right mind". Most likely scenario with a baby involved would be an underlying disorder coupled with sleep deprivation (which is a common trigger for things like extreme bipolar disorder and psychosis). Three nights with severe sleep deprivation is enough to start aural and visual hallucinations in perfectly healthy adults with no underlying mental health problems.

Obviously such a horrific outcome is extremely rare and we don't know the full details, but I wouldn't rule out psychosis "of a sort" on account of him being male.

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

The law is a sham in Britain , but even when they give out prison sentences the EU can override them ,so its really up to them what some of our prisoners get

dutch law system says hi

ours is worse than the britain's law, justice system


also putting mental health institutions near communities is quite a horrible choice, here we got a ''TBS'' system like if you are multiple times arrested for crimes such as murder, or dumping baby's which also happens here, you end up in one of those institutions, and you have chances of doing better in future years to come, with so called ''ankle bracelets'' as a way for police to track them but these ankle bracelets you can very easily override

[arista]