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| A
Story About Sexual Abuse: |
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piece, from Jeffrey Archer's Prison Diaries, is extracted from Darren
Blacksmith's
site and rendered here. |
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| Do
women know where babies come from? |
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few stories from child support. |
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| Domestic
Violence Bibliography: |
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is a collection of 282 domestic violence studies and a summary of their
results. |
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| Double
Standards - anything else new: |
| One
of many many examples of two-faced hypocritical double-standards that
are
the hallmark of feminism. |
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| Erin
Pizzey - Domestic Violence is not a Gender Issue: |
| Another
essay from Erin Pizzey - the founder of women's refuges - condemning
the
one-sided feminist view of DV. |
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| Gender
Differences in Patterns of Relationship Violence in Alberta |
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differences in patterns of relationship violence were investigated in a
representative sample of adult men (N = 356) and women (N = 351) from
the
province of Alberta. Respondents reported on their receipt and
perpetration
of violent acts in the year prior to the survey. Men and women,
respectively,
reported similar one-year prevalence rates of husband-to-wife violence
(12.9% and 9.6%) and wife-to-husband violence (12.3% and 12.5%).
However,
differential gender patterns of reporting were identified. On average,
men reported that they and their female partners were equally likely to
engage in violent acts and to initiate violent conflicts. In contrast,
women reported lower levels of victimization than perpetration of
violence,
and they reported less male-only and male-initiated violence than did
men.
The majority of respondents in violent relationships reported a pattern
of violence that was bidirectional, minor, infrequent, and not
physically
injurious. The discussion focuses upon the meaning of gender
differences
in reports of relationship violence, and the existence of distinct
patterns
of violence within intimate relationships. |
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| Greatest
Mistake of the Twentieth Century, The: |
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has become the view of this webmaster that the greatest mistake of the
twentieth century has been to allow females the vote. Now, no rational
decision can be implemented unless it is in line with feminist
doctrine.
Meanwhile irrational decisions are to be implemented even when
they
plainly and clearly contradict the available information or common
sense.
Instead, politicians must submit to the whim of the feminist vote as
represented
- rightly or wrongly - by the loud-mouths of radical feminism. |
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| Is
testosterone really the hormone of aggression? |
| This
report considers work that questions the traditional role of
testosterone
as the agression fuelled molecule responsible for human history. |
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| It
is men who commit domestic violence: |
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it? Check this out. For thirty years the research data has contradicted
the theories of feminists. |
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| Laws
that are really sensible: |
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are a considerable rarity but have on occassion existed. |
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| Laws
that are really silly: |
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from the Violence Against Women Act which is silly from
beginning
to end. |
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| Truth
About Women Getting the Vote, The: |
| This
page addresses the mythology that females have been the long
down-trodden
who were denied their rights as civil human beings. |
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| Why
Men Avoid Commitment by Marc H. Rudov. |
| An
argument for why men will not commit based in the point that
marriage
is disadvantageous to men. |
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| Women
and their LIES: |
| A
rendition of a newspaper article outlining a survey into women's LIES. And,
as
you might expect, they excuse themselves for it. |
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| Women
"lie, cheat and steal" |
| The
annual checkley-it-out on women's LYING. And, as you might expect,
they
excuse themselves for it. This is the third such survey - each has
put the overall level of LYING among females in the mid-ninety percents. |
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| Women
and thier LIES (again): |
| Another
rendition of a newspaper article discussing a new book on women's LYNG
and the associated reasearch. And, as you might expect, they excuse
themselves for it. |
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