十年了,还有人记得她吗 - 留美女博士被农民父亲杀死

哦, MBA 啊 ;)

话讲回来,农村人找农村人,城里人找城里人,南方人找南方人,北方人找北方人,相对比较和谐一点.
不过在加拿大这地方也不一定,很多农村女蹬掉中国男,直接上老外啦:D:D:D
 
别是造谣毁我们农村人吧?:blink::blink::blink:



不用什么都怀疑。老魏工作单位是我们邻居,天津的。老魏一家人都非常非常好。



杀死女儿女婿的畜牲在一般农村也很少见!!可惜当时发生此事时,那个村子里居然有些人对这种畜牲的做法认同!!



涉及到婚姻家庭,门当户对是有道理的。说的明白一点,不管是农村还是城市,明白事理是最重要的。
 
遇到重男轻女的家庭就完蛋,父母只知道从女儿那里搜刮钱财贴补儿子。
 
痛啊!男的是我们关系单位的一个朋友的孩子。



那个地方的人的想法真的不可理喻。

还是真事呀:(

多了不起的一个女性呀!!!竟然。。。唉
 
记得这事。记得第一次看到报道的时候,以为是瞎编的。
 

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中国的法官,太有意思了。


http://ej.eastday.com/epublish/gb/paper148/20020909/class014800012/hwz764424.htm

此案主审法官朱兵告诉记者,赵玉令表示服判、不上诉,这样就算全部结案。

但此案留给他们的震憾至今不逝,朱兵说:“这样的惨剧其实是可以避免的。赵玉令是被激怒的,如果他们两代人之间能很好地沟通一下,能在困难面前共同商议解决的办法,彼此给对方以感情上和精神上的抚慰,悲剧就不会发生。”

“像所有的中国父母一样,望女成凤的赵玉令倾尽全力供女儿成材,在他辛苦拼搏了大半辈子终于使女儿成为凤凰并等待着收获的时候,却发现丰硕的果实与自己无关,他的心理显然是无法平衡的。如果赵庆香能好好地和父亲谈谈,给他以抚慰,给他以希望,父亲是不会走极端的。”

“遗憾的是她虽然有很高的学问,并因这些学问而有了崇高的职业和社会地位,但她却缺乏与朴实的父母进行情感沟通的能力,那些生硬的职业化的语言在西方无可厚非,但在为她付出了大半辈子心血的父母听来却字字如针,刺得他们心痛不已。”
 
但现在这样的父母可不少,尤其是在那片神奇的土地上,只不过程度不同而已
 
看看非诚上的多少人的工资卡在父母手里就知道了
 
看了这篇文章以后才发现,原来老外的家庭模式是用来保命的啊! 分的很清楚就不会被砍死了!也没有那么多所谓的“亲情”,“责任”和“义务”了。
 
看看非诚上的多少人的工资卡在父母手里就知道了

说老实话,现在的年轻人,父母不补贴就算是很不错的了。还怎么可能把工资卡交给父母?! 就算是城市里的年轻人正常工作的收入只够日常开销,父母经济宽裕一点的,就帮忙买房或者付首期,为的也就是小孩家庭稳定。买不起房子,也没钱首付的,表面上风平浪静,其实家里老老小小都有压力,一有点事情就全都爆发了。 因为再好的心态也很难避免不去比较。
 
父母补贴的是一部分,但另一部分的极端代表就是这个事件了
 
不用歧视农村人吧?林子大了,什么鸟都有。


Fathers Who Kill


Motives



The Department of Justice statistics suggest that approximately one-third of intrafamilial killings are done by women, and that more than 50 percent of murders of children by a parent are done by the mother. Nevertheless, when it comes to wiping out an entire family, fathers lead the pack, with adolescent sons next on the list.



Gillian Flaccus reports that during the past decade, there has been an average of 50 familicides per year in the U.S. In Fatal Families, attorney and forensic psychologist Charles Patrick Ewing devotes a chapter to familicide, devoting most of it describing cases of fathers who erased their families with violence. He describes Gene Simmons in detail, but also adds the following:

In 1989, Robert Lynch owned a business that went into decline. He went into debt, but then his wife got pregnant with their fourth child. Unable to cope with the extra burden, he shot them all and killed himself.
Bruce Sweazy had been laid off and had become suicidal. He got a prescription for an antidepressant, which he declined to take. Then one day in 1994, he used a long-handled ax to hack his wife and three sons to death before shooting himself in the chest.
A doctor in Philadelphia, Anthony Paul, had a severely arthritic wife, a retarded and asthmatic daughter and a healthy son. To end the sufferings of his family, but not leave his son to be a ward of the state, he planned a suicide pact with three unwilling victims. He administered a lethal dose of medication to each of them before killing himself.

Despite the differences among these scenarios, there is a common profile of men who have killed their wives and children. Most are white males in their 30s or 40s who react badly to stress and who view their families as extensions of themselves. They typically use a firearm or knife that they have owned for some time. Often they're depressed or intoxicated. Invariably they're described as controlling and quite dependent on their families being what they envision, and believing that they are the only ones who can fulfill the family's needs.

Ewing offers a list of motives for familicide, as does Dr. Herbert Stream in Our Wish to Kill and Christine Jackman in "When Dads Get Deadly." Jointly, they cover the following reasons why men kill their families:

Losing control over the family circumstances/panic over powerlessness
Seeing only adverse circumstances ahead in life/desperation/frustration
Feeling overwhelmed and unable to let the family live while he dies
Seeing the deaths as a necessary sacrifice
Believing the children cannot survive without him
Revenge against an estranged wife, or teaching her a lesson
Grief over losing the family in a divorce
Discipline gone too far
Possessiveness/entitlement/ownership
Psychosis
Self-enrichment
Projecting their self-hatred onto the children
Killing witnesses to abuse
A joint crime with the mother—erasing the family
Compassion
Duty to the family
Suicide by proxy
Jealousy of children who are getting involved with others
Difficulty adjusting to being a parent
A long tradition of abuse in the family that just continues
The idea that children must serve the parent's needs


The Psychopathic Mind
The Psychopathic Mind


J. Reid Meloy, a forensic psychologist and author of The Psychopathic Mind and Violent Attachments, says that such crimes occur as the result of a build-up of anger, frustration and planning, which undermines the fathers' already-fragile sense of self. They don't take failure lightly and cannot tolerate humiliation. Having no way to relieve their stress, they let the steam build until it just explodes into violence. Their families are generally the easiest target and they have no inner defense against the flow of rage. Once it's done, they often return to a sense of equilibrium and if they don't also kill themselves, they often feel much better.


We can see this type of behavior in different scenarios for different reasons in an overview of cases, and it all seems to amount to the same thing:
men who cannot deal with stress and who will not withdraw from the world alone.



所以所谓的忍呢,不是吞下一肚子的蒸汽,不然有爆炸的危险;而是要做到连蒸汽都没有。经常冒蒸汽,就会养成个习惯,到时候控制都由不了自己。 学习Startrek的Vulcan。


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