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Mark Neugebauer's avatar

The first thing our politicians and bureaucrats need to address and reach consensus on is identifying and confirming what a woman is. - https://youtu.be/4URFtEfarAk?si=QagDZP_J0HbeBbn8

How can society effectively address violence against "women" when male's can self identify as women.

The statistics will show that this will become women on women violence going forward and corrupt the data.

I do not condone any type of violence, and I'm not stating there aren't issues which need to be addressed, but I do not subscribe to the idea that there is a national emergency in regards to the male population.

We've certainly seen a spike in poor mental health over the last few years.

And this is likely due to lock downs, medical fascism via PCR nasal rape and mandated needle rape, othering of those choosing not to take the mRNA jab, weaponising police against citizens, constant fear mongering, etc, etc.

This has likely contributed to the rise in substance abuse, pressure and stress on families trying to make end meet, paying mortgages, finding work, finding housing, etc

One of the other things that need to be seriously looked at is the role of open access and at times violent pornography which also sets up relationship issues with unrealistic expectation to be met from intimate partners.

I am open for information from others, but the women in my family and friend circle do not fear men, nor do they believe there is an emergency.

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Trifid's avatar

Love your writing Stephen and while I do not trust our government one bit (much of what they do usually has a nefarious agenda), I disagree that we do not have a major problem with domestic violence. The figures you quote are for homicides only and do not speak to the numbers of women routinely experiencing violence from an intimate partner that doesn't result in death.

My recent visit to a local police station (to read a traffic manual for about 90mins) gave me the opportunity to listen to call after call from women to report domestic violence issues. One call that I was able to hear the entirety of the cop's conversation was from a woman ringing to report that her partner had choked her. I spoke to the cop as I was leaving and he said much of their day was now spent fielding calls for help regarding domestic violence.

A conversation with a friend the other day confirmed what the police force are dealing with. My friend, who's brother is a cop, said her brother hates his job now given that all he does is deal with domestic violence. He said that this country needs an entire force just to deal with this one issue.

A nurse friend of mine has talked to me about the increasing number of girls and women coming into A&E with vaginal fissures & tears because of "rough sex' as well as drastically increasing numbers of girls & women coming in after being unexpectedly choked during sex. My nurse friend said this is largely due to readily available pornography that now portrays rough, violent sex with choking as normal, rather than "fringe" porn.

I am wholly against censorship - I believe ADULTS should be able to access varying opinions & perspectives and be allowed to form their own considered opinions. However, the easy access to violent, degrading pornography by both adults and children is something that our nation should be incredibly worried about.

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