Cage-fighter War Machine blames anti-male society for his domestic violence in suicide note

[It's just so easy to blame everyone else for our own failure4s. Just one more example. - Bozo]
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Scott Kaufman
20 Oct 2014 at 12:59 ET                  
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TMZ obtained the suicide note written by the mixed martial artist who brutally attacked and sexually assaulted his ex-girlfriend late last month.
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In the note, War Machine - born Jonathan Koppenhaver - apologized to his friends and family for the violent beating and sexual assault of Christy Mack. He begins with a quotation from the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche - "to die proudly when it is no longer possible to live proudly" - before bragging that despite the fact that he's dead, he "experienced more in my short life than 5 avg. men combined."
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War Machine then tells the woman he's charged with having beaten and raped, "I loved you more than freedom," and that he forgives her for having "cheated" on him after they had broken up. "I forgive you," he wrote, "please forgive me."
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Using language associated with the Men's Rights Movement, he implores his brother to "keep alpha male shit alive." He tells his friends he loves them, writing "may my strength be with you."
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All of this sharing of his strength and Men's Rights bromides, however, left War Machine "crying like a lil' bitch." The case against him, he wrote, is "f*cking ridiculous."
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"They wanna charge me with battery and [domestic violence]? Fine, do it, but don't railroad me with B.S. fantasy charges like: Rape! Attempted murder! Kidnapping! And Burglary!" he wrote. "It's making it impossible for for justice."

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