I do enjoy a case of irony, I dont understand what makes an individual strike another individual. especially in this situation of domestic abuse. If you have an issue and need to fight why can't we box? put on the gloves and the gear and let out some aggression on each other. maybe that is not the best way to solve the problem. I am sure there are plenty of ways to let out aggression, art, music, sports. Anything can be an out source of aggression besides striking one another.
After reading the article it makes me wonder why. Why would he hit his wife? Articles like this make me want to get an insight into these criminal’s minds. Their drives, what makes them tick. The psychology behind it all is so interesting. He was already convicted of assault once, and now hes doing it again. Obviously the abuse will continue if his wife doesn’t leave him. Apparently if she didn’t require medical treatment hopefully the damage wasn’t that bad although she had bruises. This goes back to thoughts about helping convicted felons. He is a repeat offender, and if not put in prison will most likely continue the cycle of abuse.
I do enjoy a case of irony, I dont understand what makes an individual strike another individual. especially in this situation of domestic abuse. If you have an issue and need to fight why can't we box? put on the gloves and the gear and let out some aggression on each other. maybe that is not the best way to solve the problem. I am sure there are plenty of ways to let out aggression, art, music, sports. Anything can be an out source of aggression besides striking one another.
ReplyDeleteAfter reading the article it makes me wonder why. Why would he hit his wife? Articles like this make me want to get an insight into these criminal’s minds. Their drives, what makes them tick. The psychology behind it all is so interesting. He was already convicted of assault once, and now hes doing it again. Obviously the abuse will continue if his wife doesn’t leave him. Apparently if she didn’t require medical treatment hopefully the damage wasn’t that bad although she had bruises. This goes back to thoughts about helping convicted felons. He is a repeat offender, and if not put in prison will most likely continue the cycle of abuse.
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