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Jester
08-10-2009, 04:51 PM
"I don't condone violence against women. I understand it, but I don't condone it."

In this case, I would even condone it. Because this woman, I want to beat the living crap out of.

My girlfriend Nurse Betty has children. One of whom is a lovely, bubbly, energetic, delightful grade school daughter. One of those kids that make people who don't want to have kids actually think about wanting to have kids. We'll call her Bubbly.

Now, Bubbly's father did her and Nurse Betty a great favor a long time ago, and disappeared. Completely. No one knows where he is. Considering what a shitbag he was, that was a good thing. But his mother, Bubbly's grandmother, is still involved in her life, and has been, by all accounts, a pretty good grandma. Grandma's daughter, Bubbly's paternal aunt T, however, has always been kind of a shit to Nurse Betty and even her own niece, Bubbly.

All of the above is normal. All of the above is annoying and a nuisance and makes NB not like T all that much. And all of the above is inconsequential except as a prelude to what happened yesterday.

Bubbly was at Grandma's house, and T was also there. Apparently Grandma told Bubbly to do something, Bubbly did it, then T told her to do it. Bubbly told her she already did it, and she knows how to do it. At which point T became Auntie Dearest, grabbing this lovely little girl by the neck and choking her. Bubbly actually told NB that she thought she was going to die. Bubbly got away and ran. T was so out of control that Grandma, T's own mother, locked herself and Bubbly in another room and called the police.

The good news is that the police came, took statements from all three, and promptly arrested Aunt Pyscho. She has been booked into jail, charged with two felony assault charges. Due to the bond the judge posted for her, it is rather unlikely she'll be getting out of jail before the arraignment next week. NB is going to be taking out a restraining order against T, but one bit of good news is that almost always in assault cases, especially those involving children, the judge tends to order the accused to have no contact with the victim. Basically, a court ordered restraining order on top of that which NB is going to file.

So, as much as I detest men who are violent against women, I defy anyone to honestly tell me I am wrong for wanting the beat the living shit out of Bubbly's psycho aunt. Seriously. Let's just say it's a good thing for her that she is thousands of miles from me AND in jail. Grrr... :burnup: :pissed: :punch:

Dytchdoctir
08-10-2009, 05:29 PM
ARRRRGH!!! That bitch! :punch: :rage: :flame:

Ms. Dytch and I have been through hell and back this past year getting custody of our grandDytch.

And I agree with the late great Sam Kinison: I don't condone violence against such women as T . . . BUT I UNDERSTAND IT!!! AUGHH!!! AUGHHH!!! AUGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!

Irving Patrick Freleigh
08-10-2009, 07:06 PM
I wouldn't have judged you harshly had you actually beat the living shit out of Psycho Aunt.

You having two X chromosomes doesn't mean I don't get to lay a hand on you if I see you harming somebody else. That's the one and only time I'd ever consider it.

Soulstealer
08-10-2009, 07:13 PM
I wouldn't have judged you harshly had you actually beat the living shit out of Psycho Aunt.

You having two X chromosomes doesn't mean I don't get to lay a hand on you if I see you harming somebody else. That's the one and only time I'd ever consider it.

Exactly, you being a woman doesn't give you special treatment. You don't harm anyone ever unless it's the only way to defend yourself or others.

In that woman's case I'd loan you a shovel and hand you an alibi.

Sheldonrs
08-10-2009, 07:16 PM
All bets are off when it comes to children. I don't care if you are a wheelchair bound 90 year old lady. If you deliberately harm a child and you happen to be near me at any time, I will have no problem turning every brittle bone in your body into fine powder. Slowly and starting from the toes, up.

Jester
08-10-2009, 07:43 PM
I wouldn't have judged you harshly had you actually beat the living shit out of Psycho Aunt.

Had I been in Phoenix and gotten to her before the police did, I would have. Unquestionably.

And of course, then there would be two arrests. One going to jail, and the other going to the jail infirmary. Anyone wanna guess which would be which? :devil:

Jack T. Chance
08-10-2009, 09:34 PM
Ya know Jester, I'm a bit of an old-fashioned guy. I was raised to believe that you NEVER hit a lady... but then, I've never met a lady that would try to strangle a child! ;)

In other words, that crazy bitch is no lady in MY book, so I have to agree with you and the late Sam Kinison on this one. :devil:

Jester
08-10-2009, 09:41 PM
I would NEVER hit a lady.

But as you said, this walking tampon is hardly a lady. Hell, she is about as much of a lady as I am a professional basketball player. (And no, the Phoenix Suns have NOT been returning my calls.....)

Talon
08-11-2009, 12:30 AM
Jester I suspect if you were there, someone would be going to jail, and the other would be going to the morgue.

Assaulting a child? I hope she does time, she'll be a real "hit" on the inside.

Jester
08-11-2009, 07:01 AM
Talon, actually, you are a bit off.

If I were there, no one would be going to jail, and no one would be going to the morgue.

There would, however, probably be a missing persons report filed. Not that any part of that missing person would ever be found, mind you......

MystyGlyttyr
08-12-2009, 03:35 AM
I once considered offering a small commission to work for guys who needed some chick slapped around but couldn't bring themselves to do it...

...I would give discounts to friends.

Just sayin'.

But I'm right up there with you. Hurting a kid is far and away my worst berserk button. If I ever suspected for a second (and I have even told their parents/threatened them with this) that ANYONE was hurting my nephew or nieces, the only mercy they could hope for would be that I was too far gone to remember not to finish them quickly. It'd make the Rockingham murder scene look like a nosebleed.

Of course, I'm also teaching my girls how to fight at an early age. Three years old and each one can already do a nearly flawless STO. And they've been known to attack their daddy whenever he's play-wrestling their mommy. I'm not worried about them. :lol:

Soulstealer
08-12-2009, 05:41 AM
Of course, I'm also teaching my girls how to fight at an early age. Three years old and each one can already do a nearly flawless STO. And they've been known to attack their daddy whenever he's play-wrestling their mommy. I'm not worried about them. :lol:

Do you mean play wrestling or 'play wrestling'? In one case I recommend locking the bedroom door.

XCashier
08-12-2009, 06:10 AM
:eek: Ho-lee crap!

Being female doesn't give you carte blanche to do whatever you please, including assaulting another person, especially a child. I'm glad Grandma rescued the kid and called the police on PsychoAunt, and I hope the hag is locked up for a very long time!

Jester
08-13-2009, 05:54 AM
Okay, I need some opinions here.

We can all agree that Aunt Psycho was way over the line and deserved to be arrested and charged (and hopefully soon to be convicted and sentenced to a harsh, harsh punishment--like, say, cleaning up stables for horses who have been fed nothing but Mexican food, heavy on the beans). But there was another issue that went down that has Nurse Betty seeing red.

Background: the reason Psycho Aunt went nuts was that she told C (NB's daughter) to wash her hands, C told her she already had, PA told her to do it anyway, and C told her that Grandma had already told her to and she DID know how to wash her own hands...and that is when Psycho Aunt went nuts and assaulted C. Yeah. For that.

Naturally everyone involved thought that PA was beyond the pale. But after everything happened, PA's sister, Miss Priss, actually said to C, "Well, it's kind of your fault...you should know to listen."

Nurse Betty is livid over that comment, convinced that, possibly even more than the assault itself, this could scar Little C psychologically, maybe even setting her up for abusive relationships down the road. (I.e., "it's your fault he hit you...if only you had listened to him!" Etc., etc.) I think that might be a stretch, and think that Prissy's comment was definitely inappropriate and horribly timed, but don't think it comes even close to the wrongness of what Psycho Aunt did. Nurse Betty's mother kind of agrees with me on this point, but of course even mentioning it to NB sets her off, so we are kind of eggshell walking on this one.

So, what do you folks think? Was it an inappropriate and badly timed comment, or was it actually far worse, potentially traumatic enough to cause lifelong emotional scars and such? I do not view this as a "who's right?" type question, more what do you guys think?

I welcome all opinions on this matter. Well, except for those of Psycho Aunt, of course!

Talon
08-13-2009, 01:48 PM
Oh hell no.

Miss Piss's comment went far beyond inappropriate and badly timed. If I were C I would never speak to Piss ever again. She would certainly have my full support on that.

As for scarring her for life, depends on what kind of relationship C has with Piss. Or should I say, had. Also depends on how much support C has from other family.

The true source of all pain is neither the heart, nor the hand. It is the mouth. - G'Kar, Babylon 5

Soulstealer
08-13-2009, 07:26 PM
So, what do you folks think? Was it an inappropriate and badly timed comment, or was it actually far worse, potentially traumatic enough to cause lifelong emotional scars and such? I do not view this as a "who's right?" type question, more what do you guys think?



It is inappropriate and she should never have said that but don't forget that Nurse Betty is in protective mode after everything that happened and comments like that are going to bring down her wrath on whoever says them. Maybe after some time has passed she'll agree it wasn't as bad as what PA did maybe not. Right now it's best to make sure that it can't happen again and that C is okay.

Slytovhand
08-19-2009, 09:12 AM
Hmmm... I dunno!

NB I think has it close to right. Certainly, that is exactly how an abuse cycle is likely to be implemented - a person gets taught that such things are their own fault.. So I'd say G'Kar has it right there.. the bruise and the choking will fade into memory, but the 'realisation' that it was her fault, and that she brought it upon herself and deserved it.. the mind has a way of making that true for a person.

Granted, it was a one-off, and PA has been arrested for it, and will suffer some sort of punishment, so hopefully Bubbly will recognise that, regardless of what Miss Priss said, it was a no-no! And that bit of her psyche that is susceptible to such things registers it as such.

I also see both as equally potentially damaging... one short term, the other long term. Which should take precedence?

Best bet with NB... acknowledge that she's got a very good point! :D

Jester
08-19-2009, 02:02 PM
Best bet with NB... acknowledge that she's got a very good point! :D

My problem is that I often think--and speak--like a lawyer. I analyze things and give my opinion.

Unfortunately, that doesn't always work out too well with an emotional roller coaster of a person like Nurse Betty. She knows I mean well, but at times it drives her completely batty.

Latest news: Psycho Aunt has been offered a standard plea deal, including probation and various required classes, etc. We don't know yet if she has accepted the deal, but either way Nurse Betty is fine with it. The deal is one she feels is fair....and if PA doesn't take it, well, then, she is probably going to spend a lot more time in jail....and NB is really fine with that! :D

Jester
09-14-2009, 06:00 PM
UPDATE:

Nurse Betty was under the belief that Psycho Aunt was still in jail, as neither the prosecutor's office nor the victim's advocate office had told her otherwise in her contacts with them. It turns out, however, that PA did in fact get out of jail early last month. She accepted the plea deal the state offered her, and is doing work for a charity organization that does, in my opinion, fantastic work. She is no longer living with her mother (C's grandmother), having found her own apartment, apparently. And I believe she is attending some sort of therapy/anger management/something similar.

In any case, while NB is a little peeved that she was not informed of PA's release, we both agree that it is a good thing that she is following the terms of her release, has not contacted or attempted to contact NB or C, and is working with said good charity organization. Maybe it will help PA become a better person in the future.

One can only hope.

tropicsgoddess
09-15-2009, 04:42 AM
I won't judge for wanting to or actually beating the shit out of Aunt Psycho. That cunt deserves a ride in the :chipper: more than anything! :burnup: :pissed: