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Old 14-07-2004, 22:27   #31
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Also when it comes to a woman being in court for a criminall offence in front of a male judge she is much more likely to be sent to prison for a first offence than a male because of the idea that women must be punished much more severly for not adhering to the women should be the good liitle wife syndrome.
I'm not saying it isn't, but i'll be suprised if that is true. I just asked my dad, and he said he never felt Male judges were any harsher on female criminals than female judges. I do remember one case that miffed me a bit. It was horrible crime. This guy operated a fetish video service where animals were crushed under female feet. The two women that actually carried out the acts were treated more lieniently than the guy who just pocketed the money. I thought the women deserved the same punishment, if not more. I think it stems from the old "protect the poor, little, woman" idea where women "can't handle" as much prison time as men?
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Old 14-07-2004, 22:37   #32
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I'm not saying it isn't, but i'll be suprised if that is true. I just asked my dad, and he said he never felt Male judges were any harsher on female criminals than female judges. I do remember one case that miffed me a bit. It was horrible crime. This guy operated a fetish video service where animals were crushed under female feet. The two women that actually carried out the acts were treated more lieniently than the guy who just pocketed the money. I thought the women deserved the same punishment, if not more. I think it stems from the old "protect the poor, little, woman" idea where women "can't handle" as much prison time as men?
I agree that all of them were equally guilty and should have been treated exactly the same. Trouble is we don't 'know' what deal was struck between solicitors and police and police and defendants about who would shop whom for what charge.
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Well as long as you hold a door for both men and women it makes you well brought up and polite.I hold doors for all people but especially for the infirm and disabled.

i do that anyway, i give way to anyone, when i am at work or going through doors anywhere even if there is someone passing by just ahead of me, if get there first let them through and then i go through holding the door open for them.
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