Ground Beef for the Mind

Go beat up on your wife..

There’s one and only one reason why men physically abuse their women.  There’s no other reason.  Let’s reason this out.  Naah!  There’s nothing to reason.  It’s as plain as day light.  And men who can’t see that one reason are blind or seriously mentally challenged.

If women were the bigger and stronger of the sexes it would not even be conceived in men’s mind to hit them.  Yes that’s the reason.  Purely 100% animalist dominance.  It doesn’t matter how many other reasons you try to come up with, you do it because you are bigger and stronger.  End of story.  Nothing else to say.  Bye.

Give them a taste of their own medicine.

It was always a concern of mine whenever I watched or read about episodes of wrongful imprisonment. Some poor guy somewhere spends twenty plus years in some penitentiary for a crime he did not commit. And it is beyond my imagination how such men actually feel about their predicament, about their lives. I mean life extends for only a few years for most of us – seventy or eighty years. So twenty some years is like half of a life time. The person’s life is literally ruined as far as logic goes. One hurtful thing is that this occurrence is so prevalent. And recently we have been hearing about several each year. The sad thing is that it is taking the science of DNA to make this happen. So we can ask the glaring question, “What happened to all those poor guys before DNA days?” We can also ask, “What chances do current innocently jailed guys stand if there’s no chance of using DNA to free them?” We also are forced to wonder about innocent men that were silenced in an electric chair or with a needle. I always come to the conclusion that this is so ‘everyday’ that it could happen to me. What would I do? How would I make out? Would I still want to live?

But the really really really really annoying ingredient in this whole world of innocent jailbirds is the existence of the prosecutor that many times obviously knew what he was doing. In many of these cases it becomes as clear as daylight that the prosecutor knew he was looking at an innocent guy as he proceeded. He was obviously, b