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REEEEeyore
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Even if you go with ALL abuse then it's STILL not that close. Women are still 50%-100% more likely to be abused than men depending on exactly what you're measuring. In what world is that roughly equal?
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Tranny Chaser
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I have to complement the ladies on doing a fine job on working towards equality. You can really see it in the 12 month estimates. I personally find this incredibly surge of violence towards men to be, quite frankly,arousing.Who hasn't wanted to slap the man in their life?
You've got a ways to go still but you'll get there.
Cad
scientia potentia est
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I can buy into women being just as abusive as men, I've seen it too. The big difference is for the most part, without a weapon, its pretty difficult for a woman to hurt a man unless he is letting her. If the man is attacking the woman, there is a good chance she will get hurt. And if it escalates, she could get hurt badly or killed. Very unlikely for that to happen the other way around without a gun involved.
Its easy to see why its primarily a woman's issue, regardless of "who started it", the man is going to finish it, or end it at his discretion. The physical playing field is very very far from equal.
Its easy to see why its primarily a woman's issue, regardless of "who started it", the man is going to finish it, or end it at his discretion. The physical playing field is very very far from equal.
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Agraza
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It's true. I've been grinding heroin for the last decade and I've got several.
Palum
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I think that's a bit disingenuous because by that logic, women will more frequently use objects or weapons to obtain an advantage and therefore have the propensity to cause more irreparable harm, all else being equal.
There's the flipside to that argument as well. I wouldneverhit a woman, but I would shoot one if the situation necessitated it. Reason being that any woman alive in a court house is getting the sympathy vote, that's just the way we are instictually and culturally. I would sooner walk away (if able) from any situation that would escalate to physical contact of any kind (such as breaking up a fight or stopping a theft forcefully) with a woman and lose whatever (pride/money/objects) over rolling the dice on going to jail for whatever trumped up charges the DA wants to bring. On the other end of the spectrum, if a woman were intent on causing bodily harm to myself or my family, I would have no qualms with shooting them dead as society generally reviles murderers and the like regardless of gender, thankfully.
Palum
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Sabbat
Trakanon Raider
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I've got a bite mark on my forearm from a relationship gone bad ten years ago. Had the DVU leave a note on the door the next morning (I'd left the house) asking to call them. I didn't bother, they showed up later that day asking if I wanted to press charges. Apparently my neighbours had called the cops to get her to settle down minutes before I'd kicked the door out and walked away. It's very difficult being a dude in that situation, and not just stomp her face in to get her to stop. All the while, she's screaming at you, "You can't hit me, you pussy cunt, or you'll go to jail -- they'll never believe you."
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One 'battle of the sexes' sports event that has curiously not gotten much attention was the impromptu beatdown that an obscure male German professional tennis player named Karsten Braasch handed to both Serena and Venus Williams during the 1998 Australian Open. At that event, the Williams sisters confidently walked into the Australian ATP office and boldly announced that either one of them could beat a top-200 male player. The 30-year-old Braasch, who had been ranked 38th in the world at his peak in 1994 but had dropped to 203rd by 1998, accepted the sisters' crazy challenge. On January 26, 1998, with no advance publicity, the three of them went to a distant practice court to play a couple of sets. There were no officials and no TV cameras present--and only a smattering of spectators who happened to wander near the court by chance. Serena, then 16, was blasted 6-1 by Braasch. Venus, a year older than her sister, fared only slightly better, losing 6-2. Braasch gleefully rubbed in his dominance by smoking cigarettes and drinking beers during the changeovers. Serena, who would win the women's title at the U.S. Open later that year, was humbled by the shellacking. "It was extremely hard," she told reporters who descended upon the challenge match. "I didn't know it would be that hard. I hit shots that would have been winners on the WTA Tour, and he got to them easily." When Braasch was asked if either of the Williams sisters could beat a top male player, he opined, "Against anyone in the top 500, no chance--because I was playing like [number] 600 today
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Trump's Staff
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You can always voice record the thing on your phone. It is not like this arguments come out of nowhere, "one sec I have to go to the bathroom", then put your phone on your pocket. You have to know how to gather evidence to defend why u punched her in the face. It does suck that is guilty until proven innocent.