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10/30/2014 6:31:58 AM
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lol, hit me with that shit, what do they do?
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Edited by lmdinosaur: 10/30/2014 6:51:54 AMWhen a male commits a homicide, they are more likely to use a gun. When a female does so, they are more likely to use poison or arson. Female's tend to have a more "hands off" approach...if that makes sense? Example, while yes..more men commit homicides in general ( in a 2008 gov report, men where like.. 8x more likely to be the offender), women were the offender in nearly half of all poisons and 1/3rd of all arsons...or something like that. That is a huge disproportionate swing. Like 95% of gun related homicides were male-based. EDIT: Something else to consider. "Argument" was listed as the top catalyst for "reasons why the homicide was committed"...where things like "drugs" topped the list for men. Think about this the next time your significant other cooks dinner after yall had a disagreement.
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lol. This is interesting. I feel like women are probably more likely to be on the losing side of an argument. Even though women always win on TV. When push comes to shove, an asshole boyfriend is just going to hit his girl and she's not going to be able to do anything about it. So hit him with the cyanide.
