Body of Bonny Doon native found in Orange County dumpster

Barry wrote:

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No double standard at all. YOU hang on to the double standard. This young girl didn't deserve this at all!!!!! BUT her choices contributed to this situation. The world can be extremely cruel. This guy is a dirt bag

Kim Stacey wrote:

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Ok, it's true her choices contributed to the situation. I'm in agreement with that. But, what motivated her choices? That could be where the internalized sexism comes in; why do women make such poor choices? Because they undervalue themselves? Ah, that will always remain the question.

ope wrote:

"She wasn't reaching for the stars. She was reaching for some guys wallet and she paid for it. The guy shouldn't have killed he but she shouldn't have been such a hobag either."
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There are several factors contributing to this situation. Why are there more men who hold these top earning jobs? Where would women receive the message that they should seek economic stability by dressing a certain way? Why don't women have the power to demand the same? There certainly are a lot of television shows and magazines, plus half of history, that sells this as a suggested life strategy

Ex-Cruzian wrote:

At least she was in a suitcase. The ultimate object.

Randomize wrote:

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We have less women in our Congress/Government, than most countries, including Iran!

WS LOCAL 5150 wrote:

<quoted text> Why dont you do the world a favor and stuff YOURSELF into a suitcase and have your boyfriend throw you out with the trash where you belong!!!------- DIRTY WORM HUNTER//CATTAPILLA KILLA!!!

Wescruz wrote:

large not larg. arrrgh!!!!

Ex-Cruzian wrote:

At least she was in a suitcase. The ultimate object.

Ex-Cruzian wrote:

At least she was in a suitcase. The ultimate object.

Yep wrote:

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So are you implying that women in America aren't as capable as women in other countries are?

Yep wrote:

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Why is it that women always want to blame sexism or their perceived idea of it on some tragedy? Ms Fiore died at the hands of a sociopath whom she married after knowing for 2 weeks so I think the real question here is why did she marry him and that comes back to her life choices. Ms Fiore seemed obsessed with money and status and used her body to help achieve those aims much the same way celebrities or athletes use their talent to achieve the same goals. It isn't about sexism it's about fulfilling their need for security and or love which Ms Fiore lacked. She grew up in a one parent household with an absent mother and so she desired the things in her past that she didn't get from those whom should have been there to deliver it. It happens to both genders whose emotional scars manifest themselves in different ways including addiction and lifestyle behaviors that aren't constructive. Women need to STOP BLAMING MEN for their inadequacies