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In reply to the discussion: For those who insist on bringing up past legal troubles of people like Charles Ramsey or Neil Heslin [View all]boston bean
(36,913 posts)32. No saying that someone who defends someone who says the abused
may have deserved what happened to them, is possibly sick in the head.
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For those who insist on bringing up past legal troubles of people like Charles Ramsey or Neil Heslin [View all]
Tommy_Carcetti
May 2013
OP
Ramsay did a good thing. that doesn't excuse the fear and misery he inflicted on his family
cali
May 2013
#2
I simply made a statement to maybe let someone see that spousal abuse sometimes is a two way
madokie
May 2013
#34
So you're saying the majority of abusers are women, but female victims had
bullwinkle428
May 2013
#9
those were your words and the other words blamed Cali for what happened to her
CreekDog
May 2013
#65
I'm not blaming the victim I'm simply pointing out that this sometimes is a two way street
madokie
May 2013
#37
you did blame: "Could you have been a part of the reason that you're ex as he did?"
CreekDog
May 2013
#66