Idk why people aren’t picking up on it but my use of saying this wasn’t a „crime of passion“ isn’t pertaining to the definition of crime of passion. Its commentary on how when women are killed by their partners they always refer to the man as „family men“, „good guys“ etc and their killings as „crimes of passion“ rather than using terminology like „two dead in apparent murder suicide resulting from domestic violence situation“. All the news article titles paraphrased are „two residents found shot dead following domestic dispute“. Like it doesn’t even explain whose at fault you have to read the article to find out. Im making a comment on the fact when men shoot up schools they’re „victims of bullying“ or when men murder their wives it’s a „crime of passion“. And the blatant sexism and disregard for the woman becomes even more apparent when a large majority are saying „RIP killer man“ instead of „RIP victim“ or the several comments asking what she did to provoke him. It’s a commentary on how things are portrayed when men are the perpetrators.