Greg Inglis

[Bazal]

Yes, actually Booze is the no 1 culprit in many cases.

Anyway, Sally married him afterwards, so it was more a lover's tiff.

No being a f**kwit is the culprit in most cases.

About 90% of the country drinks. Only the real f**kwits beat on women after

 

[Penrith fan]

Links between alcohol consumption and domestic and sexual violence against women: Key findings and future directions - ANROWS - Australia's National Research Organisation for Women's Safety

In Australia, alcohol is estimated to be involved in between 23 percent and 65 percent of all family violence incidents reported to police. The literature shows a solid and persistent connection between alcohol use and violence against women. Nevertheless, the precise nature and function of...

www.anrows.org.au

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In Australia, alcohol is estimated to be involved in between 23 percent and 65 percent of all family violence incidents reported to police.​

 

[Bazal]

Links between alcohol consumption and domestic and sexual violence against women: Key findings and future directions - ANROWS - Australia's National Research Organisation for Women's Safety

In Australia, alcohol is estimated to be involved in between 23 percent and 65 percent of all family violence incidents reported to police. The literature shows a solid and persistent connection between alcohol use and violence against women. Nevertheless, the precise nature and function of...

www.anrows.org.au

​

In Australia, alcohol is estimated to be involved in between 23 percent and 65 percent of all family violence incidents reported to police.​

Cool. Where does it say it's the root cause?

The argument isn't that alcohol can't be a factor. You're the one using it to excuse domestic violence. I'd be interested to hear why you're so keen to defend beating wives

 

[Vlad59]

Cool. Where does it say it's the root cause?

The argument isn't that alcohol can't be a factor. You're the one using it to excuse domestic violence. I'd be interested to hear why you're so keen to defend beating wives

Inglis avoids conviction over assault

Melbourne Storm centre Greg Inglis has avoided conviction for assault against his girlfriend.

www.abc.net.au

Just a bit of context here to your ‘beating wives’ comment.

 

[Chins get the wins]

Inglis avoids conviction over assault

Melbourne Storm centre Greg Inglis has avoided conviction for assault against his girlfriend.

www.abc.net.au

Just a bit of context here to your ‘beating wives’ comment.

He's a deadshit

 

[Vlad59]

He's a deadshit

Keyboard warrior hey? Gee you’re tough mate!

 

[Penrith fan]

Cool. Where does it say it's the root cause?

The argument isn't that alcohol can't be a factor. You're the one using it to excuse domestic violence. I'd be interested to hear why you're so keen to defend beating wives

Somewhere between 1 in 4 and 7 in 10 men are inebriated when they commit domestic violence. These are shockingly damning statistics of the effect that alcohol has on our society.

Relevant alcohol effects include a reduction in cognitive and physical functions that impair self-control, with the consequent effect of reducing the ability to resolve conflicts nonviolently. Further, excessive drinking by one partner can exacerbate financial difficulties, childcare problems, infidelity, or other family stressors.

In addition, individual and societal beliefs that alcohol promotes aggression can encourage violent behaviour after drinking. Studies of intimate partner violence have regularly identified recent consumption of alcohol by perpetrators.

 

[Chins get the wins]

Keyboard warrior hey? Gee you’re tough mate!

I've got a female friend who's had dealings with him. Think what you like but he's a prick

 

[Vlad59]

I've got a female friend who's had dealings with him. Think what you like but he's a prick

I’ll go on rock solid evidence and not a chest puffing typist thanks

 

[Chins get the wins]

I’ll go on rock solid evidence and not a chest puffing typist thanks

Sweet but you just look like a merkin

 

[Mr. Shaman]

Of course PenrithGPT be defending women bashers and blaming booze.

 

[Vlad59]

Sweet but you just look like a merkin

Because I disagree with you? I’ll just have to live with it.

 

[Penrith fan]

Of course PenrithGPT be defending women bashers and blaming booze.

Mr Shaman,

the two are not mutually exclusive. 7 out of 10 times statistically on average, they are the same thing. You need to acknowledge what a terribly destructive drug that alcohol is in our community. Every year alcohol misuse is involved in 7 out of 10 domestic violence cases, increased criminal justice and law enforcement expenses, decreased work productivity and increased health care costs.

Only an alcoholic would defend alcohol.

Why Alcohol Is The Deadliest Drug

There is a tendency to believe alcohol is ok, not dangerous, and an acceptable form of relaxation, but alcohol is actually the deadliest drug of all.

www.addictioncenter.com

Alcohol Kills More People Than All Other Drugs Combined.​

 

[soc123_au]

Somewhere between 1 in 4 and 7 in 10 men are inebriated when they commit domestic violence. These are shockingly damning statistics of the effect that alcohol has on our society.

Relevant alcohol effects include a reduction in cognitive and physical functions that impair self-control, with the consequent effect of reducing the ability to resolve conflicts nonviolently. Further, excessive drinking by one partner can exacerbate financial difficulties, childcare problems, infidelity, or other family stressors.

In addition, individual and societal beliefs that alcohol promotes aggression can encourage violent behaviour after drinking. Studies of intimate partner violence have regularly identified recent consumption of alcohol by perpetrators.

I dont have statistics, but I'd be pretty comfortable betting that 95 men out of 100 that get maggoted have never raised a hand at a woman. If it's in you to be a coward wife basher then it's in you, the alcohol would just grease the wheel so to speak.

 

[Mr. Shaman]

Mr Shaman,

the two are not mutually exclusive. 7 out of 10 times statistically on average, they are the same thing. You need to acknowledge what a terribly destructive drug that alcohol is in our community. Every year alcohol misuse is involved in 7 out of 10 domestic violence cases, increased criminal justice and law enforcement expenses, decreased work productivity and increased health care costs.

Only an alcoholic would defend alcohol.

Why Alcohol Is The Deadliest Drug

There is a tendency to believe alcohol is ok, not dangerous, and an acceptable form of relaxation, but alcohol is actually the deadliest drug of all.

www.addictioncenter.com

Alcohol Kills More People Than All Other Drugs Combined.​

100/100 times the issue is that a deadshit is involved.

 

[Vlad59]

I dont have statistics, but I'd be pretty comfortable betting that 95 men out of 100 that get maggoted have never raised a hand at a woman. If it's in you to be a coward wife basher then it's in you, the alcohol would just grease the wheel so to speak.

Alcohol often isn’t the issue anyway. Some men just do this regularly.

 

[Penrith fan]

I dont have statistics, but I'd be pretty comfortable betting that 95 men out of 100 that get maggoted have never raised a hand at a woman. If it's in you to be a coward wife basher then it's in you, the alcohol would just grease the wheel so to speak.

Of course, alcohol use in and of itself is not sufficient for a man to commit acts of domestic violence.

It is clear alcohol plays a huge part in domestic violence and this should be highlighted throughout the world.

In truth, alcohol in the context of sexual and domestic violence are integral to the actions used by many perpetrators of violence and abuse.

The other types of factors contributing to domestic violence appear to be biochemical, genetic, psychological, and environmental in nature.

Domestic violence linked to alcohol use is a national emergency

A University of Melbourne academic says the crime wave in Alice Springs shows the need to understand the role of alcohol in domestic and family violence

pursuit.unimelb.edu.au

In spite of decades of evidence to show that the use of alcohol increases the severity of violence towards victim-survivors (shown in more than 40 per cent of domestic homicide cases), both the drug and alcohol sector and the domestic violence sector remain stubbornly siloed.

 

[soc123_au]

100/100 times the issue is that a deadshit is involved.

Now here is a stat that can't be argued.

 

[League Unlimited News]

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