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Big Wullie · Joined: 25 Apr 2007 Posts: 1149 Location: Glasgow

http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/news/article35121.ece

The frustration sometimes overpowers the victims and to see people willing to carry out such acts is appalling and turns my stomach.

As a father I can also see why it would drive some to act in this manner.

Will our Government wait until maybe instead of killing themselves they seek revenge on the ones they see as perpetrating the misdeeds against them before they act on this issue ?

Fathers should have the same rights as mothers unless it can be proven they have harmed their kids or abused them in the past.

I have heard victims say when they wake up in the morning their first thought is to shoot the ones who wronged them and their last thought at night too.

This apparently is normal thoughts for victims of Miscarriages but to see this taken to another level is shocking

scotkaz · Joined: 28 Aug 2008 Posts: 527

I can understand that this man thinks this is the only way that people will listen. But I do not think it is the correct course of action for him or for his kids.

If he goes ahead and does this, the pictures will end up on TV and in papers and his kids will have to see this.

I know the CSA and these silly laws drive people to the point of distraction but I think this might work against this organisation also.

I hope the man gets to see his kids before he does anything drastic. His death if it is going to happen due to cancer, should be as dignified as possible for all their sakes.
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PeterCherbi · Joined: 23 May 2007 Posts: 167 Location: Edinburgh

Interesting choice of topic, Big Wullie.

This reminds me of a case, where the Law Society of Scotland had so hounded an individual, and so depressed him with letting a legal firm off the hook for ruining his family's life, he took his own life, leaving letters blaming it on certain senior members of the Law Society itself, who then took it upon themselves to hound his wife and family two weeks after their loss.

It's a pity that some felt they should drive a person to such extremes, and then felt quite happy about their actions, but sadly that is the way of those who cause injustice it seems.

Perhaps the true cost of life over injustice should be studied a bit more, and exposed to stop those who cause people to go to such extremes from profiting from the loss of others.

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