Comments on: Imagine That–Australian Women Don’t Like Being Arrested for Domestic Violence

By: mruffolo

mruffolo — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 18:38:30 +0000

#6 anti armchair generals said, “Feminist have twisted the oririgin of ordinary word to advance their agenda.”

Violence use to mean striking another, however, feminists had the American government broaden the definition to include “Emotional”, “Economic”, and “Psychological”. For example, a disagreement about taking steps to curb credit card use is violent.

In America, domestic violence is a charge of battery. It goes on your record. When you apply for a new job, a routine background check will show this criminal charge.

A 911 call by your wife is all it takes.

http://www.usdoj.gov/ovw/domviolence.htm

By: anti armchair generals

anti armchair generals — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 17:22:41 +0000

Debunking another feminist myth,
Feminist have twisted the oririgin of ordinary word to advance their agenda.
“Rule of Thumb”, feminist US Senator Barbara Mikulski explained to audience derives from old rule of thickness of stick that husband was allowed to beat his wife. When I was in excercise clas, a distinguihed looking man asked a woman words etymolgy origin. He gave the bafled woman the same answet. Originally I saw in Urban Legends” another answer,but could not locate it. This is similar.

http://www.canlaw.com/rights/thumbrul.htm

By: anti armchair generals

anti armchair generals — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 16:54:25 +0000

I don’t know about Australia, but in America when Janet Reno was US Attorney General the Department of Justice cut the Gordian knot.
When police could not decide who was the perpetrator and who was the victim, they arrested both.
Department of Justice gave extra money to police departments that wuld only make one arrest. Guess who gets locked up nowadays.

By: christianj

christianj — Sun, 08 Jul 2007 06:32:06 +0000

I have seen news video about those monsters and I can tell that the police would need all the efforts they can musters to arrest those overweight, screaming banshees, most are either stoned or drunk, just to make matters worse…

As usual, they are wommin and they have to be treated differently even though they definitely do not deserve it.

By: JamesH

JamesH — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 18:32:30 +0000

Having worked in Alice Springs, even the ambulance does not attend without a police escort.

I have seen some horrific injuries caused by these fights. Most of it is fueld by alcohol and believe when I say I have seen men running away from women who are hitting them.

As a white fella I would make myself very scarce when the violence started.

By: Robert Stevens

Robert Stevens — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 18:26:34 +0000

Women as a whole, and feminist in particular have this rather warped belief that the rules somehow don’t apply to them. That equality is all goodies and benefits, that only men should be arrested and that they should be patted on the head , no matter what they do. That if they attack a man and he fights back, it’s DO mestic VIO lence and if man doesn’t fight back he is a wimp.
The day will come and it will come soon , that women the world over will have to “growup, socially,legally and morally” They will have to learn the equality, the real kind that is, has draw backs attached to it. That their rights end where mine begin. They may well regret running around for over thirty years hollering “equal, equal equal” when they find out what that term really means. There will be a lot of crying and screaming, but happen, it will.( grow up I mean)

By: scottkirk

scottkirk — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 15:14:06 +0000

feminist victim demagoguery and the subsequent culture of anti-male hysteria is leading to some serious equal protection constitutional violations for men/fathers/boys…..