Post: #1

This probably won't be a surprise to anyone who recognizes men and women are different.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morni...7511259368

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Although female serial killers, like unhappy families, are each horrifying in their own way, Harrison found some striking similarities among her subjects. Most of them came from fairly mundane backgrounds, their primary weapon was poison, and nearly all of them killed people they knew, often their own family members. By comparison, most victims of male serial killers are unknown to their murderer.

“Female serial killers gather and male serial killers hunt,” Harrison said. “That was very interesting to me, as an evolutionary psychologist, that it reflects kind of ancestral tendencies.”

Harrison also saw evidence of evolutionary influences in what drove women to kill. While most murders by male serial killers tend to involve sex in some way — a 1995 study found that male serial killings are characterized by a desire for domination, control, humiliation and sadistic sexual violence — women are more likely to kill for money or power.

“It struck me that women would kill for resources, which was their primary drive in the ancestral environment, and men kill for sex,” she said.

Post: #2

It's amusing how these little asides pop up in the media, confirming the views of many of us, while they still peddle the inclusion and phoney equality of the feminist narrative.

Post: #3

It still comes down to the hunter and strength advantage men have over women. Unless she uses her feminine charms to get the guy in a vulnerable position like those female assassins the cartels employ.

A mans downfall is always tits and pussy.