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Originally posted by LateApexer313
reply to post by Sleuth
And as has been stated over and over by me also, I am not talking about men being murdered here, I am talking about women. And you men are the ones killing each other and as Sleuth said, pony up the statistics on women killing men!
Originally posted by Sleuth
Originally posted by re22666
it has been stated over and over again that men die more, die more violent deaths, die by murder more often, etc.....
so being a female gives you an advantage from the start, statistically speaking. i say you stop whining and figure out a way to win when you already have the homefield advantage and you have been spotted some points.
While this is true, you failed to break down exactly what percentage of these deaths are directly related to (male/female) domestic situations. In your example, that is the most important statistic and you have omitted it.
Intimate partner violence is primarily a crime against women. In 2001, women accounted for 85 percent of the victims of intimate partner violence (588,490 total) and men accounted for approximately 15 percent of the victims (103,220 total).8
Gender trends: Women make up 3/4 of the victims of homicide by an intimate partner. Actually, 33% of all women murdered (of course, only cases which are solved are included) are murdered by an intimate partner. Women make up about 85% of the victims of non-lethal domestic violence. In all, women are victims of intimate partner violence at a rate about 5 times that of males. 16
Most victims and perpetrators in homicides are male:
Male offender/Male victim 65.3%
Male offender/Female victim 22.7%
Female offender/Male victim 9.6%
Female offender/Female victim 2.4%
Both male and female offenders are more likely to target male victims than female victims.
Originally posted by Sleuth
reply to post by re22666
Now that you have stated your opinion clearly, I understand you. It's common knowledge though. All one has to do is consider the ratio of male to female correctional facilities.
Until your last post, you seemed to be minimizing the issue.
Originally posted by Sleuth
Some people seem to be deliberately skirting the issue here - men murdering women in relation to domestic situations.
We don't hear of many female serial killers, and that may be partly because women aren't as prone to commit any type of crime as men. Men are more aggressive and violent than women are, which is why female serial killers are less common. Women account for 14% of violent offenders (men are 6 times more likely to commit violent crimes).
Female serial killers generally kill people close to them, such as husbands, family members, or people dependent on them. Males kill strangers more often.
Originally posted by LateApexer313
Then Lance, I guess you didn't read all of the thread, or even half of it.
The issue is "Women as the Main Prey in Society"....be they girls in their teens, wives, mothers...and what does the fact that classifying the men that kill them, as you just did, labeling them "serial killers, gang-bangers, or victims of domestic violence" have to do with the fact that women are prey for MEN, regardless of how you classify the men??