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How many Polish men are Violent how much is domestic abuse reported. [129]
Why some people (not you) have a difficult time accepting that is most interesting and shows just how "PC" are culture is.
I will tell you why.
1. women are not seeing by a society as physically violent for 2 reasons: they are less inclined to be as violent as their male counterparts, they are physically less damaging to their male partners, culturally women solve conflicts in other ways: negotiations, divorce, pleading, sex manipulation and many other ways, so even if in fact their violence amounts to 50%, they are not perceived that way. I hope that I made some sense.
2. It has little to do with PC, but with the way women are perceived by the society, which I explained in point 2
3. it is possible that your statistics are flawed ( I am not saying they are) and the fact that you are so negative about the feminist movement might want people (especially women) to turn their ears off.
I prefer to jitterbug. So much fun. :)
salsa is even better, but lets get back on topic, shell we?
No argument there but I've always preferred to think that both men and women are into real liberation together;
that would be the perfect solution, but it appears that women were lagging behind for a long time (Western societies) and they are catching up (in my opinion). The process is not a smooth one and is constantly evolving (can the process evolve lol, cannot think of any other term at the moment). Women are being pulled in two major directions: more freedom and independence=less dependence of men, which might result in men being seeing as less important and unnecessary in their lives. Another direction is staying in a relationship, having children, staying at home and being financially dependent on men.
So women are not in a very comfortable situation ( I am aware of the fact that I am simplifying my explanation for for the benefit of delivering a quick answer), but men, who are on the other side will also be effected by this conflict, because of the vacuum, which has been created. I hope I am making sense here:)
unlike the divisiveness and self-centerness that is so obvious in feminism.
you are right to a certain degree. I still think that the number (%) of raging feminists/hard core/ anti-male are not as high as you claim to be, however, one cannot overlook that fact that feminism contributed a lot to women's freedom. You cannot deny it. So when you are making an effort to criticize feminism, perhaps an approach, which will vilify feminism ( including the positive things) is not the best road to take.
It is probably better to deal with WHAT IS, then to wish that things were different:)