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Toddler Harry Studley Shot In Head To 'shut Him Up'
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -englan d-brist ol-3879 9276
I have now read this three times but still find it difficult to believe its true.
The mind boggles !
I have now read this three times but still find it difficult to believe its true.
The mind boggles !
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OK - as always with this type of incident, looking for rational explanations is utterly futile because rationality is born of intelligence, and an ability to think beyond the standard instincts of staying alive - breathing, eating, sleeping, that sort of thing.
People who behave like this lack the basic intelligence to think about their actions, and the consequences of what they are doing.
As advised, what adults think that holding an air rifle in a room with a toddler is normal behaviour, much less cleaning it, and then 'frightening' the child with it.
These are not the actions of people who think ... at all, and should be viewed as such.
So trying to think for reasons is a waste of time - there are none.
Ideally Social Services will monitor things going forward, but with their stretched resources, you can't really hold out much hope.
So sad.
OK - as always with this type of incident, looking for rational explanations is utterly futile because rationality is born of intelligence, and an ability to think beyond the standard instincts of staying alive - breathing, eating, sleeping, that sort of thing.
People who behave like this lack the basic intelligence to think about their actions, and the consequences of what they are doing.
As advised, what adults think that holding an air rifle in a room with a toddler is normal behaviour, much less cleaning it, and then 'frightening' the child with it.
These are not the actions of people who think ... at all, and should be viewed as such.
So trying to think for reasons is a waste of time - there are none.
Ideally Social Services will monitor things going forward, but with their stretched resources, you can't really hold out much hope.
So sad.
Good grief! Just pointing a gun at a baby argues almost irretrievable stupidity. Babies can drive you to the edge - I put my 2nd daughter down on the floor and screamed back at her once; it was that or chuck her out of the window! (She was a very difficult baby from before being born.) But someone who could even think of a gun option should never have children, or(more controllably) never be allowed one.
Such a difficult question - secretly one feels that people like that father should have been sterilised, but that is far too draconian. I don't have an answer and can only deplore the situation. Social services should surely have been aware - the child would be better off in care, bad though that is.
Such a difficult question - secretly one feels that people like that father should have been sterilised, but that is far too draconian. I don't have an answer and can only deplore the situation. Social services should surely have been aware - the child would be better off in care, bad though that is.
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