Post: #26

(11-09-2017 10:15 AM)C-Note Wrote:  Isn't the UK notorious, along with Australia, for giving egregious pussy-passes to women convicted of violent offenses? So, how many years do you think she's going to get?

Zero.

Post: #27

(11-09-2017 01:50 AM)Not a Second Hander Wrote:  Where was she from?

One would do well to avoid black women from countries where witchcraft is widely practiced. Pretty much any west African country where Islam or Christianity have a tenuous stronghold and traditional "religions" are still going strong.

Cameroon, Togo, Benin, Cote D'Ivorie, Gambia, Guienea Bisau and the looney lost cousin across the pond - Haiti.

Here at my Uni in China this girl from Benin whose father is some sort of former Minister of Finance poured boiling water all over her Jamaican boyfriends face for smashing a Chinese girl.

His face was ok but he was unable to get an erection ever since.

Is the boldened part true? Cause that sucks really bad. I don't see how that would be real tho

Post: #28

(11-09-2017 03:42 AM)BoiBoi Wrote:  From the article:

A year before the acid attack, Wallace poured boiling water over Mark during a petty argument, he told police in a recorded interview.

He told officers of how Wallace subjected him to domestic violence and made it appear he was abusing her by punching herself in the face.

He told them Wallace would stand in front of a mirror punching herself in the face, even giving herself a black eye - then threaten to tell police he had hit her if he tried to leave.

I'm trying to understand what she could possibly do, what ball-draining sorcery from the Old Gods she could ever perform, that would make him think "let me see her this one more time".

I got nothing. Death by misadventure.

Post: #29

Post: #30

(11-08-2017 10:04 PM)Going strong Wrote:  

(11-08-2017 09:57 PM)kinjutsu Wrote:  ...and people call me crazy for not wanting to mess with "cougars" or "black women"...

If you mess with any woman whose SMV is 4 points or more, lower than yours, it won't end up well.

I mean, for instance, this young man's SMV was, 9.

His old broke ex-lover's SMV was, 2 (she was thin, so, not zero). Add to this, the fact that she probably grew up in very cruel parts of the world... end-result was unavoidable: fury and violence.

9?

Dude was at a 5 or 6 at best.

Terrible story, bleh.

Post: #31

Better...

Post: #32

Another diversity success story.

Post: #33

Acid attacks are common in Africa, as is setting people on fire alive.

The media ignores countless stories of horrendous torture in Africa. All aid would dry up in seconds once people realize they pour acid down the throats of children accused as witches and set people on fire as punishment for stealing a cell phone.

Post: #34

I had a fleeting case of jungle fever when I was a teen. Glad it passed. Black women are nuts. Even black men are afraid of them.

Post: #35

Both had HIV, that puts their SMV at -4.

Post: #36

(11-12-2017 05:13 AM)porscheguy Wrote:  Both had HIV, that puts their SMV at -4.

In a perverse way, this was the "blood covenant" which bound them together and when the man wanted to depart, the scorned woman with limited dating choices went "unto death do us part" mode.

A White man's source of AIDS is most likely from other men, bisexual women and from Africans.

Post: #37

(11-09-2017 03:42 AM)BoiBoi Wrote:  From the article:

A year before the acid attack, Wallace poured boiling water over Mark during a petty argument, he told police in a recorded interview.

He told officers of how Wallace subjected him to domestic violence and made it appear he was abusing her by punching herself in the face.

He told them Wallace would stand in front of a mirror punching herself in the face, even giving herself a black eye - then threaten to tell police he had hit her if he tried to leave.

I guess those would be minor red flags for most people. This guy apparently had some issues.

Minor redflags? These are bombflags to me. I'll leave from the very first one and cut any possible contact.

Post: #38

(11-12-2017 04:47 PM)lookslikeit Wrote:  

(11-09-2017 03:42 AM)BoiBoi Wrote:  From the article:

A year before the acid attack, Wallace poured boiling water over Mark during a petty argument, he told police in a recorded interview.

He told officers of how Wallace subjected him to domestic violence and made it appear he was abusing her by punching herself in the face.

He told them Wallace would stand in front of a mirror punching herself in the face, even giving herself a black eye - then threaten to tell police he had hit her if he tried to leave.

I guess those would be minor red flags for most people. This guy apparently had some issues.

Minor redflags? These are bombflags to me. I'll leave from the very first one and cut any possible contact.

Do you know what sarcasm is?

Post: #39

I've been noticing lately that high profile criminal cases pushed by the media, for us all to jump on the outrage bus about, have been falling by the wayside, memory-holed, if you will.

They wind us up and watch us go. Then with the vicious onslaught that is the 24 hour news/propaganda cycle, we have all but forgotten weeks and months down the line, that these things were even a 'thing', once-upon-a-time.

Justice delayed is justice denied.

This is one such case.

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-bristol-42166912

It happened a month ago (the adjournment) but so fast is the roller-coaster we are all now on, it pretty much went unnoticed. I had to look for it. It was memory-holed. Not exactly a news blackout, but one day it just disappeared from view, hidden away to the casual observer. This was reported daily in all the major UK papers. Then 'poof'.


The jury has been discharged in the case of a woman accused of murder after throwing acid at her ex-boyfriend.

Mark Van Dongen, 29, ended his life in a Belgian euthanasia clinic in January, 15 months after the incident.

Berlinah Wallace, 48, of Bristol, denies murder and applying a corrosive substance - telling investigators she thought the glass contained water.

A legal matter remains under consideration, which led to the decision at Bristol Crown Court.

The case is set to resume next April.

Ms Wallace, who denies any intent to cause harm, remains in custody.


Innocent until proven guilty and all that. But nah, not in this country any more, so let's have it right: this is one nasty cunt on trial here. Pre-meditated and borderline psychotic - she would have done well to plead insanity. But she's so fuck dumb she's going for the 'it wasn't me - a big boy did it and ran away' defense. Which won't work here of course.

That other numpty Arthur (pretty boy eyebrow plucker) who was Ferne's 'beau' and father of her child just got 25 years for his acid attack, and he didn't even kill anyone. So, they are in a bit of a quandary. Precedents are being set, so it's all a bit up in the air.

Justice delayed is justice denied. Especially in this case.

To watch your child go through a medieval torture, which in itself is a medieval torture as well, and in another country for added convenience - I can't imagine...

And then the cherry on top is a mistrial or wtf it was. See ya next April.

Who knows any more. But more and more, the laws become many and become more selectively enforced. People feel like they can pull shit like this with impunity. It's anarcho-tyranny. The rule of law, the confidence in the police, the judiciary, at an all time low here in the UK.

What a Christmas this will be for his family. They might have got a bit of closure. They might have got a bit of justice. They might have even got a bit of good old common or garden 'revenge' knowing she will be banged up til the end of her days. All in time to dance around the family Chrismas tree. But no. They couldn't even give them that.

Nobody should have to die like that. No one should have to see their child go through that. And no one should have to wait this long for justice in such a heinous case of pre-meditated malice.

An eye for an eye. They can't bring in Sharia law quick enough in this country for cunts like this. I wonder if it can be instated retroactively.

R.I.P.