Bells
Staff member
Firstly, I didn't even bring up someone committing suicide. I said that some use the threat of suicide as a form of psychological and emotional abuse (in other words, an example).what is wrong with expecting a LAW to actually DEFINE something, your a lawyer for fuck sake, what's wrong with YOU!
Oh and nice way to flip the scenario, firstly you state that the person who was going to commit suicide was the abuser and now your stating that the other person is pushing them to commit suicide, you don't see that you have just proved the point. Laws need to be defined in there scope, I don't know how more plain I could make that.
Ok lets look at "Assault" as an example
Ie the purpose of the act is not only to define a penalty but first and foremost to define the illegal act that the law is intended to prevent.
And secondly, what in the bejesus are you even on about?
Laws are fairly clear. What it does not take into account is lunatics twisting every single scenario around into knots and then going 'see, it doesn't work'.
We are talking about a proposed piece of legislation in the UK which would make emotional and psychological abuse illegal. NOT Australia or Australian law.
Really, it's not that hard.