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2	She cut off her husband's dick, which to a man a worse outcome than death. Got away with it because of "irresistible impulse." If this is the case, can't 99% of all crimes can be absolved by terming them as "irresistible impulse"? Who are they fooling? Ah, yes, simply ignore the second half of my comment. It was a very real possibility for her to be forcibly returned to her abuser if she tried to run. But, hurr durr divorce! Yes, because that's such a quick process, right? You don't need to physically restrain someone once enough physical emotional and , especially, mental abuse is applied...	/r/PussyPass	18/04/20 12:25 AM
0	She cut off her husband's dick, which to a man a worse outcome than death. Got away with it because of "irresistible impulse." If this is the case, can't 99% of all crimes can be absolved by terming them as "irresistible impulse"? Who are they fooling? She had to go through a 45 day psych evaluation, where she was deemed by psychologists to not be a threat and was then released. She also started a charitable organization to help prevent domestic violence in 2007. Lynchings have absolutely nothing to do with morality, it's entirely outrage and power motivated. Oh, and hey, you remember when that victim ran away from Jeffrey Dahmer, she the police arrived access handed the victim back to the damn serial killer? That was only 2 years prior to thi…	/r/PussyPass	17/04/20 12:50 PM
0	She cut off her husband's dick, which to a man a worse outcome than death. Got away with it because of "irresistible impulse." If this is the case, can't 99% of all crimes can be absolved by terming them as "irresistible impulse"? Who are they fooling? LEGALITY IS NOT MORALITY! It's almost like crimes should be looked at on a case by case basis, rather than "illegal thing bad go jail." Again read the God Damn case, she was tortured by this man for years. This is not a simple case.	/r/PussyPass	17/04/20 12:31 PM
2	She cut off her husband's dick, which to a man a worse outcome than death. Got away with it because of "irresistible impulse." If this is the case, can't 99% of all crimes can be absolved by terming them as "irresistible impulse"? Who are they fooling? Read the case. It's a whole lot more than "he hurt me so I cut his dick off" You can start here https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_and_Lorena_Bobbitt	/r/PussyPass	17/04/20 11:30 AM
2	She cut off her husband's dick, which to a man a worse outcome than death. Got away with it because of "irresistible impulse." If this is the case, can't 99% of all crimes can be absolved by terming them as "irresistible impulse"? Who are they fooling? The law shouldn't be your basis for morality. Just because something is illegal doesn't automatically make it bad, just because it's legal doesn't necessarily make it ok. For reference: here, it's illegal for me to pick up a McDonald's meal and give it to a homeless person. Does that mean it's a bad thing I'm doing? It's also completely legal for me to kill any animal, except protected or endangered species, that come in my yard with no regard for what animal it is, or whether it not it's aggres…	/r/PussyPass	17/04/20 11:28 AM
1	She cut off her husband's dick, which to a man a worse outcome than death. Got away with it because of "irresistible impulse." If this is the case, can't 99% of all crimes can be absolved by terming them as "irresistible impulse"? Who are they fooling? So you're comparing being trapped in your abusers home, being beaten senseless daily, raped and/or sodomized daily, having your human rights stripped and severely psychologically, and emotionally abused to being bullied in school? It was her husband, meaning if she ran she would, most likely, basically be returned to her abuser when caught. This was '93 in Virginia...	/r/PussyPass	17/04/20 10:53 AM
0	She cut off her husband's dick, which to a man a worse outcome than death. Got away with it because of "irresistible impulse." If this is the case, can't 99% of all crimes can be absolved by terming them as "irresistible impulse"? Who are they fooling? She wasn't "getting control back", she cut it off, then ran. If it had been solely for torture or revenge, I'd be with you. She did it to save her life and escape. There's a pretty drastic difference between normal domestic abuse/battery and being beaten senseless and having your human rights stripped from you on a daily basis. For most cases there is no justification for harming the abuser beyond what is reasonable to escape. But this particular case was serial abuse, that caused severe physica…	/r/PussyPass	17/04/20 10:45 AM
1	She cut off her husband's dick, which to a man a worse outcome than death. Got away with it because of "irresistible impulse." If this is the case, can't 99% of all crimes can be absolved by terming them as "irresistible impulse"? Who are they fooling? Wow, of all the cases with similar outcomes and bullshit excuses, this is one of the few that actually make sense. This isn't a pussypass, at least not as simple as all of you are making it out to be. This is about the Lorena Bobbitt case. "in 1993 when, after years of being allegedly raped, beaten, and sodomized by her husband, Lorena cut off his penis..." This was not a simple she got mad, did something horrible, got away by being a woman. This was a person being violently abused, daily, for y…	/r/PussyPass	17/04/20 09:35 AM