Domestic Violence and Black Widows

In America, the domestic violence laws are based on VAWA (Violence Against Women Act). This leaves men with no recourse when in need of help from an abusive female partner. Feminists often cite the department of justice statistics that 79% of domestic violence arrests were of men who abused women. The problem with these stats are that they do not show unreported cases. Other problems occur, such as the fact that men often feel embarrassed about making a report. A study from the Australian Bureau of Statistics called PSS or Personal Safety Survey show that men are actually rather likely to be hit by a wife or girlfriend. This offers hope since it has prompted American and British organizations to do the same studies which show that men are equally if not more likely than women to be victims of intimate partner violence. Why does the U.S. congress wish to add a $1 billion upgrade to VAWA and push it to other countries with the International Violence Against Women Act (I-VAWA)?

Another alarming trend is the bias in the court cases of women who murder their husbands. Many of them play the victim card, which is predictable at this point. Sometimes the evidence points so far in the direction of premeditated murder, yet many women who murder their husbands only receive a few years in jail as long as she says she was abused. I suppose this is the new excuse for wives to murder their hubbies in America. Men who are convicted of killing a spouse have to work much harder to claim they were abused and are generally held accountable by our system, with much stronger sentences. Blaming the victim only works if for females.

YouTube: Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton Discuss Women's Issues

Submitted by WakeUp on Thu, 09/25/2008 - 19:48.

Joe Biden, democratic V.P. candidate and creator of the Violence Against Women Act, had a 30 minute sit down with Hillary Clinton to discuss women's issues. Much of the discussion was related to domestic violence. Not one mention of male victims or female perpetrators was made. Gay and lesbian partner violence was also left out of the discussion. This video was posted by the Obama campaign. Comments posted to the video are moderated. The only comments allowed are ones in agreement. Many MRA's have posted their opinions but have been blocked.

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Police: Dirty dishes led to woman's rampage

Submitted by WakeUp on Thu, 09/25/2008 - 19:43.

From the article: "A 20-year-old woman faces an aggravated assault charge after she bit her boyfriend, broke a picture frame across his face and swung at him with a sword during an argument about him not doing the dishes, police said." The woman had also asked the man to leave and he refused. Instead of calling the police on him she used violence and weapons. Also note that she was charged with aggravated assault and not domestic assault as a man who did the same thing and was arrested for it would have been.

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Freedom for woman who kept trying to kill disabled husband

Submitted by WakeUp on Wed, 05/14/2008 - 19:12.

A 61-year-old woman attempted to kill her disabled husband several times. At one point she attempted to drown him but couldn't go through with it. She called the police and told them she was attempting to murder her husband. She was arrested and charged with attempted murder. Then, her charge was reduced to making threats to kill. She was sentenced to 100 hours community service. Tony Rhodes of the National Carers’ Forum said "I feel a great deal of sympathy for this lady." After all, sympathy is exactly what she needs, not jail time.

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Domestic Abuse Helpline For Men and Women

Submitted by WakeUp on Sat, 03/29/2008 - 04:06.

STOP grants through the Violence Against Women Act (V.A.W.A.) put millions of dollars in federal funding to educating social workers about handling DV victims, educating law enforcement and establishing hotlines and shelters. All of these services apply to women as the U.S. government does not offer such funding for men. Just recently, $10,000,000 of funding was added to V.A.W.A. Domestic Abuse Helpline For Men and Women (DAHMW) has raised $390 in donations from 16 people. Go to the website and see for yourself. Federal funding, please.

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Draconian 498- a law that affects NRIs

Submitted by WakeUp on Sat, 03/29/2008 - 03:39.

From the article: "The Domestic Violence Act which was passed in 2005 at the instigation by radical feminist groups, especially the National Commission on Women, who have the quiet sponsorship of the ruling party in India. This law states that "only a woman can file a complaint against her male partner". A man who is a victim of domestic violence has no recourse under the law." Also from the article: "To make matters worse the new anti-dowry law (498A of the IPC) has led to endless cases of misuse by women that even the Supreme Court in India has termed it "legal terrorism".

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Cops: Woman Stabbed Hubby for Opening Christmas Gift Early

Submitted by WakeUp on Sat, 03/22/2008 - 22:40.

A 34-year-old Wyoming woman named Misty Johnson stabbed her husband in the chest for opening a Christmas gift early. He called the police and she was arrested for "aggravated assault and battery, a felony, and misdemeanor domestic battery." She is out on $7,500 bond. When the police arrived she accused him of having an affair. Hard to believe as they had only been married for 3 months. Questions: If a man did the same thing to his wife would he have been charged with attempted murder? Would his bond he higher than hers?

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Preacher's killer's right to visit kids upheld

Submitted by WakeUp on Sat, 03/22/2008 - 05:36.

Mary Winkler, who killed her husband to cover up fraud and check-kiting and served no jail time is being allowed access to her kids. From the article: " One expert, in testimony, quoted Patricia as saying her mother had killed her father and, "I don't know if she will kill me. I want to ask her if she would do that to me. It scares me, kind of; if she did, well, I guess I would see my father." According to the (paternal) grandparents who have custody, the kids suffer graphic nightmares, sleepwalking and other sleeping problems.

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Exposing the women's shelter industry ONE VIDEO AT A TIME!

Submitted by WakeUp on Tue, 03/18/2008 - 00:27.

Ontario, Canada. Video interview with a woman who immigrated from Russia with her 3 children and was told she would have a room and food at a women's shelter. While there, her children were brainwashed and she was subjected to various physical assaults and sexual abuse from female shelter workers and residents. She exposes how organized they are and what methods they use to keep what they do a secret from the general public. In her closing statements, she says Russian mafia and KGB can use Canadian shelters to learn how to torture people better.

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Reject Domestic Abuse Law Male-Bashing

Submitted by WakeUp on Thu, 02/14/2008 - 06:33.

This blog entry does a great job of describing how domestic abuse law in America protects one gender (women) by bashing the other (men). This type of legislation, based on hate, has to end if we as a society are going to address abuse problems effectively. Protecting one group of victims has created and entirely new class of them. Even men who have not been hit by a female partner still have to put up with male-bashing in the form of being demonized by misandric ideology and socially sanctioned public male-bashing.

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"Media Matters" Before and After

Submitted by WakeUp on Thu, 02/14/2008 - 06:18.

From the article: " In RADAR's Monday, November 26th alert (http://mediaradar.org/alert20071126.php we discussed Media Matters for America's article entitled "On Your World, Mark Rudov falsely claimed 'women are equal-opportunity domestic abusers'" (http://mediamatters.org/items/200711210003). We explained that RADAR knew that a number of factual comments on this article had been submitted but not approved for publication by Media Matters' editors.

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