That's not what I was gettng at when I said 'entitlement'. Some men just think they are entitled to women. Has nothing to do with income, or the finer things in life. I think it's a result of the patriarchy, but that's my opinion on that.
I'm sure things will come out at the trial. I live in his hometown after moving away from the metro area and it's been the talk of the town in many businesses. IMO
Sorry, I misunderstood your original comment. Thanks for clarifying!
I took a look and it appears to be a woman with longer hair? Hard to say though! It doesn't look like any of the pictures I have seen.
I'm torn about Ring cameras in apartment buildings. While I agree the building should have cameras at key points (like elvators and stairwells) and only available to building staff, I would worry about neighbors spying on the timing of my coming and going, even if I was just going to the garbage chute in my nighttime comfy wear.
The thing is, he has, or who knows, until recently, had a girlfriend. They moved in together, into the building, last year. She worked in the same hospital as Melissa. <modsnip>
I appreciate you looking. My eyes aren't the best. I wish we had a recent photo that could be posted here so we could make a better comparison.
Barton is a great DA. He is also the big guy in charge in the DA office.
It's been unsettling, but I'm grateful to be a part of this little community. It definitely helps take my mind off things, in a weird way, even though we are talking about it. Makes me feel a little less alone!
They have exactly the same issues, maybe less means, or the means are different. OK, maybe more nuclear societies and poorer countries where people have to work longer to survive have fever problems of precisely our kind, but they surely have other issues. Or maybe, “their” cases don’t make the headlines, but when they make, OMG... About BS - he was in sports, and maybe it distracted him so he didn’t act out sooner. I think sports and structure and a coach who says, “one more time, and you are out”, helps.
I agree with you. Having grown up all over the world, violence against women is a global problem. In many countries it doesn't even get reported or shared on the news, as it isn't newsworthy.
Oregon and several other states mandated no mug shots. It was a decision with out a vote from Oregonians. The Gov decided that unfortunately.
(from Oregon). Right, I think they opted for no mug shots to protect people who are falsely accused, but this is the flip side of that coin.
