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This book is horrific

We trust security guards—you know, the employment pool that gave us the Son of Sam killer, the assassin of John Lennon, the Hillside Strangler, and more arsonists and rapists than you have time to read about. Has the security industry earned your confidence? Has government earned it?

"women visit emergency rooms for injuries caused by their husbands or boyfriends more often than for injuries from car accidents, robberies and rapes combined."

"if a full jumbo jet crashed into a mountain killing everyone on board, and if that happened every month, month in and month out, the number of people killed still wouldn’t equal the number of women murdered by their husbands and boyfriends each year."

In America, a woman is killed by a spouse every two hours.

When a man in our culture says no, its the end of a discussion. And when a woman in our culture says no, its the beginning of a negotiation.

I like this book so far but I could've done without the whole conversation about raping animals. Men are weird and gross.

“I wouldn’t have the blood of the killer of so many Pikuni in me,” Good Stab said directly into my ear, into my soul. “It’s why I drained that one’s blood into a hole. And the father, and those two.” He was pointing to the men of the Flowers family. “It was just napikwans,” he whispered to me with what sounded like a grin, to be turning my own words against me.

“How could you shoot us in our winter lodges?” “You weren’t even there,” I told him. “The best part of me was,” he said. “Why did you——” “Because you were just Indians!” I bellowed at last, my own spit spattering from my mouth, my eyes glaring down at him in all my righteous fury and indignation to even be pressed so on this”

“I understand,” he said, however. “You wanted to make us cry. And so you did. You wanted our land, so you took it. You wanted us out of the way, so you killed us in our lodges. Is there more to it, Three-Persons?”

“‘If it wasn’t us, it would have been another regiment,’ I said, calmer again. ‘You can’t stop a country from happening, Good Stab.’ ‘But we were already a nation,’ he said up to me. ‘We didn’t ask you to come.’”

“We never called this place ours like that, though. But that didn’t mean it was yours.”

Crying again!!! This book is so bleak and so sad

Picked this book up again and now I’m crying…again!!

This book suuuuuucks

This book keeps making me cry!!!!

So far this book is devastatingly sad and I truly hope us humans never do something so terrible that results in the deaths of all animals on earth

Huge fan of stassi describing in detail how to manipulate men via tears 😂

At least she bites it off ig???

You thought you could escape this book written in the 80s by a man without encountering the obligatory rape scene??? Think again!!!!

Just referenced the book “Little Black Sambo,” which is unsurprisingly an incredibly racist depiction of black/brown people

Ah yes, the mandatory “slap a hysterical woman” scene

This books sucks. The men are cruel to the women they’re supposed to love and the author is a pervert who inserts random smut into his horror

Of course the woman about to get murdered just randomly decides to get butt naked

Immediate Plantagenet reference. When worlds collide!!!!! (Reading the white queen atm)

That’s why she kept repeating she was made for him. And the other woman before her was Lilith.

Booooooooo it is Adam and Eve

Tree of knowledge Adam and Eve type shit

Definitely truman show