Of the 345 ‘people’ who died in English and Welsh prisons last year, 323 (94%) were men. It’s obvious where we should focus our sympathies and resources. BBC piece: ‘Dying in prison: Two women’s stories’

Imnotmrabut · 2017-03-30T18:20:17+00:00

The BBC News Team Just can't be Weened Off Their Gynocentric Junky Fix Of Mainlined Feminism. They are The Personification of Sensational Gynocentric Journalism "Run Amok.

Some Basic Data On UK Prison Deaths over the last 5 complete years 2012-16.

Year	Total Deaths	Female Deaths	Male Deaths	Female %	Male %
2012	192	4	188	2.08	97.92
2013	215	6	209	2.79	97.21
2014	242	13	229	5.37	94.63
2015	256	8	248	3.13	96.88
2016	345	22	323	6.38	93.62

The BBC's Hysteria seems to be driven by the 275% Jump in female deaths - a real figure of 14 More deaths - whilst the Statistically and Socially illiterate BBC Journalist and Editorial team see only a 30% increase in male deaths - a real number of 75.

The reality is that the rate of male death has increased far more than the rate of female death, but as a Fully Feminism 3 compliant Institution, the BBC can't see the men for the Feminists in the bloody way of reality!

sources

Inquest.org Deaths in Prison
Inquest.org Deaths of women in prison
Male Numbers are not Enumerated by Inquest.org - being Functional Misandry
Male deaths are calculated as "Deaths in Prison" - "Deaths of women in prison" = "Male Death In Prison"

p3ngwin · 2017-03-30T23:40:22+00:00

CTRL-F "men", or specifically "<space>men" else you just get results including the word "mentally", etc...

aaaaand men are literally mentioned twice in the entire article, and only in a bad light, as excuses for why these women are in prison.

In other words, women have no agency, and the classic "what could have driven them to do xx ?" is used to excuse women's responsibilities for their actions.

Then there's this chestnut:

Corston noted that most women who go to prison have not committed a violent crime - the Prison Reform Trust says 85% have been sentenced for a non-violent offence, compared with 70% of male prisoners - and argued that in such cases they should not receive custodial sentences at all. Instead they should be referred to "women's centres" - support and supervision centres in the community - to receive help for problems such as addiction, mental illness, homelessness and domestic violence.

Women aren't to be put in prison, they should be treated with compassion and sympathy, while men suffering exactly the same problems of homelessness, mental problems, addictions, etc ?

Men are monsters and need to be punished, obviously.

Archimald · 2017-03-30T20:51:04+00:00

It's almost like they know no one will care about prison deaths unless they highlight that it also happens to women.

KingRobotPrince · 2017-03-31T12:29:25+00:00

Yeah but "awww, it's a woman, that's sad. Women need to be looked after."

This is actually a little patronising to women.

blaireau69 · 2017-03-31T15:17:14+00:00

I read this article yesterday, it fair got my goat.

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