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Fast asleep is the resident churchian. Swallowing too many blue pills will do that. GD and SRP have hundreds of pages of discussion related to the issues you raise and yet you still ask these questions. Have you not been paying attention?
Just a point for the sake of accuracy: MGTOW isn't a movement, it's a phenomenon. MGTOW has no leadership or stated goals.
MGTOW discussion has spoken at length on the topic of gynocentrism and female nature. This is a good thing because it delves far more deeply into underlying men's and gender issues than merely focusing on a symptom like Feminism.
The MGTOW community also doesn't have concern trolls and the PC thought police attempting to shame men into compliance and/or silence.
"A concern I have at the moment with this domestic violence push against men is the language being used". This short video explains what is specifically meant by "violence against women". There's the common use meaning, and then there's its use as a political tool. There's a difference.
Who actually doesnt think DV is an issue? Looks like a strawman to me.Agree, perhaps some here may learn something if they spent a couple of days in court or even did some voluntary work in some of the agencies. (Better hurry though as the Federal government has seen fit to cut funding).
I would have thought that all who post on here would be against family/domestic violence as the cost physically, emotionally and financially is enormous on men, women and especially children.
People need to stop finger pointing, recognise that is a problem and support any program/media/individual that is trying to eradicate it.
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Who actually doesnt think DV is an issue? Looks like a strawman to me.
The only denial of DV being an issue is from those who ignore or reject male victims
that they do! Including your comments on UFO's being angels, Obama = Satan & the idea that a cheating woman deserves to be shot by her partner.
Just a note for those, who might not have been paying attention.![]()
Didn't you say that both sides of the argument were attempting to shut down debate? Then you come out with this typical feminist/SJW attempt to silence dissenting voices through shame... and not for the first time either. Good work contradicting your claim.![]()
There is no "debate" with you though.
There have been some decent discussions over these threads. Telsor presented some interesting point of views early on. Pity you ruined that thread. I distinctly remember him asking you to not agree with his point of view.![]()
Fast asleep is the resident churchian. Swallowing too many blue pills will do that. GD and SRP have hundreds of pages of discussion related to the issues you raise and yet you still ask these questions. Have you not been paying attention?
I have to confess I had to look up what SJW stood for. Hehe, pretty amusing epithet. There's is certainly plenty of those types around here.Didn't you say that both sides of the argument were attempting to shut down debate? Then you come out with this typical feminist/SJW attempt to silence dissenting voices through shame... and not for the first time either. Good work contradicting your claim.![]()
That was the point I was trying to make. Who has been denying male victims?
I doubt that there would be anyone who would deny that now.
Have not made any comment re Rosie Batty.Yeah, nah.
In the Rosie batty thread, I posted that male victims should be acknowledged (in the context of how leaving them out left her DV advocacy incomplete and thus flawed), KV wouldn't even do that, justifying her exclusion by stating that women and children are disproportionately the victims.
Men are also victims of DV but women and children are more the victims so why would you take issue with that?Yeah, nah.
In the Rosie batty thread, I posted that male victims should be acknowledged (in the context of how leaving them out left her DV advocacy incomplete and thus flawed), KV wouldn't even do that, justifying her exclusion by stating that women and children are disproportionately the victims.
I think it's more the lack of acknowledgment and dismissiveness from some parties that men can be victims that is the problem.Men are also victims of DV but women and children are more the victims so why would you take issue with that?
You know, young males come under the rubric of 'children'.Yeah, nah.
In the Rosie batty thread, I posted that male victims should be acknowledged (in the context of how leaving them out left her DV advocacy incomplete and thus flawed), KV wouldn't even do that, justifying her exclusion by stating that women and children are disproportionately the victims.
This is an invalid argument.Yeah, nah.
In the Rosie batty thread, I posted that male victims should be acknowledged (in the context of how leaving them out left her DV advocacy incomplete and thus flawed), KV wouldn't even do that, justifying her exclusion by stating that women and children are disproportionately the victims.
This is an invalid argument.
It assumes that any advocacy must include all possible permutations of injustice at all times or it is incomplete and flawed.
That is an indefensible argument. It ignores the evidence that targeted campaigns can be more effective than general campaigns.
Road safety campaigns will concentrate on speeding, drink driving, school zones, seat belts, child seats and so on. Are these all flawed because they concentrate on one facet of "road safety"?
No of course not. That's nonsensical.
The insanity that Jennifer Lawrence embodies female suppression is... insane.