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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Jan 26, 2020 16:42:27 GMT
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Oct 31, 2020 13:04:12 GMT
Exactly described ways in which women use domestic violence against their partners. Exactly described ways in which women use domestic violence against their partners. Feminist and women's organizations hide the fact that women are also a source of domestic violence. Source: "The STOP Program for Women Handouts and Homework" Published by Norton Professional Books by David B Wexler (Author)
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Oct 31, 2020 13:47:32 GMT
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Oct 31, 2020 15:30:21 GMT
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 10, 2020 22:04:33 GMT
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 10, 2020 22:26:56 GMT
We live in a time when only women can be victims. Nobody cares about how male victims of domestic violence are treated. How easy it is for men to stick a perpetrator sticker despite the fact that he was a victim. "Johnny Depp lost his libel battle with a British tabloid which labeled him a 'wife beater' after a High Court judge ruled that the paper’s allegations were 'substantially true'. Here is a summary of the judge’s conclusions" and ruling reut.rs/2TKm43VMore information on how Amber manipulated the public opinion in this link. www.shethepeople.tv/home-top-video/male-survivors-violence-johnny-depp-amber-heard
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 10, 2020 22:39:54 GMT
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 10, 2020 23:01:39 GMT
Ava explains step by step why Johnny Depp lost his case to Sun as a victim of domestic violence.
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 20, 2020 11:35:35 GMT
The woman who physically hurt him went so far as to intimidate him with false accusations, which damaged him even more internally. "The way that violence against men is sometimes portrayed on TV or in comedy programs is in the context of humor," she says. "So we might laugh at women's violence towards men, and that does really have an impact. There are a number of things that stop men from seeking help, like the fear that no-one will believe them or take them seriously. And the way it's portrayed in the media and the way we talk about it can add to that fear." Bates' research shows that, as a result of the way they are perceived by society, men find it hard to see themselves as victims of domestic violence. But this can come at a huge cost for the male victims: "They all describe long-term mental and physical health problems resulting from the violence they experienced," Bates explains. Tami Weissenberg says the blows he received from his partner were not the worst aspect of their relationship. The pain from the psychological violence went much deeper: "One day, she was standing in front of me and then she took off her bathrobe and was naked. Then she started beating herself, scratching herself, and shouting: 'Stop it! Ow! That hurts!' So, there I was, standing in front of her, immobilized and asking myself: What's this all about? And when she finished her assault, she got back into her bathrobe before pulling a small recorder out of her pocket. "That really is a fine thing. A little dictating device — it's my joker," she said and left the room. From then on she threatened to blackmail him if he told anybody about her violence. Tami felt paralyzed: "I didn't dare step out of line. I was so scared of losing face in society, of losing out professionally, and of not in any way being seen as a victim but as a perpetrator. And with fear, you can hold people down and lock them in." A global problem Figures show that men have similar experiences across the globe. Statistics from Mexico suggest that around 25% of all victims of domestic violence are men. In Kenya, Nigeria or Ghana unemployment and poverty regularly trigger violence from female partners. And it is the same story worldwide: Little or no support for male victims — especially in rural areas. www.dw.com/en/men-as-victims-of-domestic-violence-i-was-paralyzed/a-55472456
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 23, 2020 22:08:32 GMT
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 28, 2020 22:38:59 GMT
What makes bad women joy and pleasure, the harm done to a man. Now imagine what the reaction of these women would be if you inverted the gender of the victim and commenters. These are double moral standards.How do you think?
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 28, 2020 22:42:40 GMT
Equality means equal treatment of all victims. Ignoring victims because of the gender of the victims is discrimination. Stop Discrimination Against Men.
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 28, 2020 22:44:37 GMT
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 28, 2020 22:51:36 GMT
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Post by Stopsegregationofmen on Nov 28, 2020 22:56:05 GMT
"Domestic abuse survivor Ian McNicholl, an ambassador for Men Reaching Out, said: "These figures show that domestic abuse has no prejudice as there are males right across the West Midlands who have come forward and told the police. "I would ask all professionals to undertake an urgent review of their internal policies and procedures to ensure that they are male victim friendly whilst it is vital that councils, the police and crime commissioner and partners in health and housing fund local services to support them as they rightly do female victims. "It is also important that there are more awareness campaigns to encourage men to come forward and also to change society’s view that men cannot be victims of domestic abuse." Figures from the Office for National Statistics, from 2018, showed women were more likely to tell someone about partner abuse – with more than 80 per cent saying they would, compared to just over half of all male victims. It has led to concerns being raised over men potentially "suffering in silence" over the issue – with campaigners trying to tackle the stigma surrounding the issue. A male domestic abuse survivor, from the Black Country, said: "I started to reach out to identify support services in Birmingham including the Single Point of Access for domestic abuse, only to be told that support is only available for females in the city. "Unfortunately, they could not help me or direct me to other local services. "The only help I identified were for gay, bi-sexual and transgender males. As a heterosexual male that service is not accessible by me." www.expressandstar.com/news/crime/2020/11/24/men-urged-to-come-forward-and-report-domestic-abuse/
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