Comments by "Paul Gibbons" (@paulgibbons2320) on "Domestic abuse: could the system have done more to protect this woman?" video.

Smearing dog phecieas around the house ? That took a side ways turn. An she still maintained contact after that happened. She needs an emergency IQ test.
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I think it would be a full time job to save this woman from dangerous situations she puts her self in. Obviously this is a despicable character who has exploited her. Probably because of her unassertive and submissive nature. As a police officer I would struggle to make sense of her actions. It's not a consistent account. The police officers have to bear in mind that there are deviant women who ask for extreme sexual behaviour like choking ext then later recount the encounter as an abusive situation. Not all women are sincere. To continue contact after an aggressive rape is utterly bizarre.
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@naomi5495 sure it specifically stated carried on messaging emailing. With the best will in the world you can't protect people from this kind of situation. The cost would be staggering.
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@naomi5495 yup. Thanks diction kid. My hero
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@naomi5495 I think the psychiatric 'care' is now been deployed to labotomise Brexit voters so they can undermine it without resistance.
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@mariannehavisham8323 'Overlooked' LOL it's in the news 24 7. It won't stop till our over protected female species can take a police officer on every tinder date. The cost of policing 'adult relations' is off the charts. Yer just not aloud to say some women take some rediculous risks. I never once defend that idiot blokes behaviour. Abuse charges become worthless if every bloke has them.
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@naomi5495 If a woman hasn't stated she doesn't consent. Has she been raped ? Or has she literally been manipulated into making that claim? Do victim services go too far an want to make a criminal out of every situation. That's just insane. I don't know how people leave school not knowing about personal boundaries and avoiding high risk situations. It boggles the mind.
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@rosiegiesler4705 I am very aware it's not straightforward.
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@mariannehavisham8323 crime and criminality. Not dodgy tinder dates which have gone side ways. I have made no claim to be a police officer. For the record. That is a criminal offence. I said, IF I was the officer.
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@mariannehavisham8323 hysteria like your displaying makes the polices job impossible. You remind me of Cartmans mum in Southpark. At what age are women fully responsible for their actions? If a guy goes into court at 18 he has to be their on his own an take the rap. If a woman goes there is a team of support workers with lanyards on filing out the forms for them. The law has been distorted so women never face accountability and are perpetual victims. While at the same time wanting to be treated equally. It does not make sense. It's very bent out of shape.
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@mariannehavisham8323 I bet you don't even acknowledge women do lie and go to extreme lengths to fabricate these situations. (I'm not saying this is definitely the case here) But your coming from the, I must believe all victims stand point. I've seen far too much dodgy behaviour from women in life to take them at face value I'm afraid. I just could not do that. I would definitely wish to hear from both people involved.
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@mariannehavisham8323 I think you genuinely would be alarmed at what these police officers have witnessed and what they genuinely do think about women who put themselves in theses risky situations. Why don't you stop being shocked by alternate ways of thinking and ask why their life experience stops them from automatically agreeing with your hysterical position.
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@mariannehavisham8323 I literally made none of these claims. 'Alarmed' or 'Alarmist' appears to be your default neurology.
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