Interesting Reading......

[Jeff S]

... in response to Angry rant by a militant masculinazi?, posted by Patrick on Apr 5, 2002

http://www.csulb.edu/~mfiebert/assault.htm

-- Jeff S.

[Quasimoto]

... in response to How about these references, Patrick., posted by Jeff S on Apr 5, 2002

I can accept it, and as I have said all along, I agree with most of what has been said. Especially, abuse of children, infanicide, and abuse in the legal system. However, one point that should be made, is that women view violence differntly than men. If a woman slapped me, I would say "big deal". If I slapped her, she may end up with stitches in her scalp when she hits her head. Incidence does not account for severity of incidence. If someone here is abusive, male or female and uses some statistical excuse, or she made me do it, or anthing else, then burn in hell as far as I am concerned! If she is abusive, then wear a flak jacket or get her help!

Steve

[Jeff S]

... in response to Re: How about these references, Patrick., posted by Quasimoto on Apr 7, 2002

. . . BOTH ways.

-- Jeff S

[Quasimoto]

... in response to True - there should be a zero tolerance ..., posted by Jeff S on Apr 8, 2002

Can't argue!

Steve

[Mike]

... in response to How about these references, Patrick., posted by Jeff S on Apr 5, 2002

I always wondered why my mom beat the crap out of me and dad usually just used his voice. Mom was just frustraited! Actually I thought those statistics were very interesting. I've never been around much domestic violence and was surprised of those results. I guess it goes to show how one sided this issue is and how easy it is to be blinded because our society always make it appear as if the women are the ones that are suffering. Could you imagine what men would look like if women were the stronger sex! Geeze we would be walking bruises!
Mike

[Patrick]

... in response to How about these references, Patrick., posted by Jeff S on Apr 5, 2002

The lack of references and poor writing style ruined it for me.

[Ryan]

... in response to Angry rant by a militant masculinazi?, posted by Patrick on Apr 5, 2002

My findings were also the same...  The footnote URL didn't work.  It made me ask some interesting questions.  Yes more research will have to be done as to find more reliable data.

[wsbill]

... in response to Interesting Reading......, posted by Ryan on Apr 5, 2002

Women are equally allowed their fair share of a voice in matters pertaining to them.  Are some of you guys paranoid about his issue.

[Ryan]

... in response to Re: I didn't read that URL source, but....., posted by wsbill on Apr 5, 2002

I agree with you on this matter that women are allowed equality but this is not the issue!!  The issue is that these women bend the information for their own agenda’s.  No I am not paranoid I just want equality in this type of voice that seems to be so powerful in our government. (How many men’s domestic violence shelter is in your city?  I am an Architectural draftsman and I just got through drawing two centers in my little city…  Who pays for it?  In a round about way…  You do…)

Unlike Natalya below (And many people from the FSU that I have gotten to ask the same question I asked Natalya) I care about politics and feel that my vote does make a difference.  I am not a sheep that can be herded around or an ostrich to hide my head in the sand.  I stand up and speak!

From the article I like the last statement:
The radical feminist agenda of “Men bad women good” has permeated the culture on a fundamentally important issue (Domestic Violence), and once again it has done a terrible disservice.