The government of British Columbia sets aside tens of millions of dollars to address domestic violence problems every year, but feminist and DV advocate Daisy Kler considers it an inadequate amount. Diana Davison and John Hembling expose the blatant hypocrisy and double standards.
The domestic violence industry, and the politicians who engage in the issues associated with it, speak in a specialized language both among themselves and to the larger public that constitute shibboleths with unquestioned dogmas. Ron Collins has a look.
Men falsely accused of a crime frequently accept a “plea bargain” to a lesser offense hoping it will make everything go away. This is almost always a bad idea, but as the Joseph Harms story shows, if you refuse the deal, authorities may well do all in their power to hurt you–your rights be damned.
A major Domestic Violence Symposium, featuring AVfM’s own Erin Pizzey as well as Professor Martin S. Fiebert and many other distinguished luminaries will be held in Toronto on June 7th & 8th this year. Attila Vinczer has the details.
Marines can defend themselves from anyone except women. Joseph Kerr wasn’t prepared when his wife became abusive–and the systems in place to help members of the military–seemed only to be trying to hurt him more.
Congressman Alan Grayson was saved by a video on a recent phony DV allegation. Is the story over? Well, not so much says attorney Robert Franklin.
“There is never an excuse to hit a woman.” In a small but culturally significant moment, two ESPN commentators reject this notion. Is the Red Pill slowly sleeping further into the mainstream?
Because we live in a rape culture that normalizes rape of women by men as a tool of oppression, liars don’t matter or, even if they do exist they’re so rare they should be ignored and not punished, right?
John Nazarian, criminal advocate and friend to serial restraining order abuser Pauley Perette of NCIS fame, has been working diligently to hide evidence of his own work. We here at AVfM now proudly present a puppet re-enactment to help you understand the real John Nazarian.
Editor’s note: This article is also available in Romanian. Most people who have visited the Balkan area will contend that at least the Serbo-Croatian-speaking men are usually people who take no bullshit, and once you meet the Serbian women (be they traditional or more modern) you’ll probably get the impression that feminist policies have little …
