ZIMMY
13 Mar 2010
Love / How many Polish men are Violent how much is domestic abuse reported. [129]
No madam, you cannot!
If you actually took the time, that is the courage to read some of those studies you would see that they are not politically driven and were researched by a myriad of unrelated professionals. No one ideology or political belief ties them together.
Wrong again. As pointed out, men do not officially report being violence victims so in the case of (shameful) domestic battery, the official government figures for men do not reflect the reality that women commit half of all domestic violence.
In several dozen Feibert studies, women themselves report that they batter men so it isn't just men stating it. But stick to the V Day gals who wanted to counter Valentine's Day with a hate day called V Day. You seem comfortable in that cult.
As to murder stats, 75 percent of all murder victims in the U.S. are male and most are killed by other men. It may surprise some that 50 percent of all murders in the U.S. are committed by black Americans and there are unfortunate cultural and societal reasons for that.
In domestic violence murders men are now more apt to kill their partners than women are.
That wasn't the case until the 1980's when the ratio was 50/50. There are reasons for that as well. Women have many outlets of help, shelters and other institutions which help women only. Men do not. Men do not have support structures (unless family and friends are there for them) That's no excuse! Murder is never justified. It is however, a fact.
Nevertheless, even the government reports are not quite right. Women will, much more frequently than men, hire someone, often another male friend to kill their husbands. When this occurs, it is not counted as female domestic murder but as a group crime or sometimes a "couples crime". (U.S. Dept. of Justice "Crime in the United States" Chapter: "Victim Offender Relationship by Race and Sex")
Finally, men who are murdered by poison (women use this means 20 times more frequently than men) are reported to have died from a heart attack. Unless an autopsy is performed such murders go unnoticed.
It's logical to know the 'fuller truths' on a particular subject. Those with an agenda have difficulty with this.
I can use the same argument for all your links.
No madam, you cannot!
If you actually took the time, that is the courage to read some of those studies you would see that they are not politically driven and were researched by a myriad of unrelated professionals. No one ideology or political belief ties them together.
ll you need is some straight crime statistics
Wrong again. As pointed out, men do not officially report being violence victims so in the case of (shameful) domestic battery, the official government figures for men do not reflect the reality that women commit half of all domestic violence.
In several dozen Feibert studies, women themselves report that they batter men so it isn't just men stating it. But stick to the V Day gals who wanted to counter Valentine's Day with a hate day called V Day. You seem comfortable in that cult.
As to murder stats, 75 percent of all murder victims in the U.S. are male and most are killed by other men. It may surprise some that 50 percent of all murders in the U.S. are committed by black Americans and there are unfortunate cultural and societal reasons for that.
In domestic violence murders men are now more apt to kill their partners than women are.
That wasn't the case until the 1980's when the ratio was 50/50. There are reasons for that as well. Women have many outlets of help, shelters and other institutions which help women only. Men do not. Men do not have support structures (unless family and friends are there for them) That's no excuse! Murder is never justified. It is however, a fact.
Nevertheless, even the government reports are not quite right. Women will, much more frequently than men, hire someone, often another male friend to kill their husbands. When this occurs, it is not counted as female domestic murder but as a group crime or sometimes a "couples crime". (U.S. Dept. of Justice "Crime in the United States" Chapter: "Victim Offender Relationship by Race and Sex")
Finally, men who are murdered by poison (women use this means 20 times more frequently than men) are reported to have died from a heart attack. Unless an autopsy is performed such murders go unnoticed.
It's logical to know the 'fuller truths' on a particular subject. Those with an agenda have difficulty with this.