How can an ill 82 year old man who is having his money stolen and slowly starved to death by his carers not be considered the victim of an evil woman and her daughter, yet a British mp for domestic violence be applauded for attacking her husband accused of abusing her?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3804907/Labour-s-shadow-minister-domestic-violence-cautioned-bust-husband-hitting-framed-painting.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2786555/Puppy-farmer-accused-murdering-ex-partner-daughter-told-police-double-shooting.html

Men are not always the perpetrators. In the case of the old man, he was retaliating over his captors. Certainly, the man must be punished for his crime of killing his tormentors. But we need to remember who the victim actually was. Had those women not tormented him to the point of him murdering them, they would still be alive. Who made the worst mistake? The old man who will die shortly in jail anyway, or the women who lost 20 and 45 yrs respectively? The answer is : the females made the mistake of picking on the wrong man and the man will pay the consequences for their evil ways.