Is art a video game imitating life? Do you put your bitch on a collar and/or smack her around? How about a stun gun to teach her a few manners, and her place in life. B.R. Merrick takes this game to the next level.
Examining the false linkage of “violence against women” and “child abuse,” it beggars belief that a credentialed sociologist could be so illiterate of human nature.
Tyler Shields’ is trying to titillate a sadomasochistic response in the viewer. Certainly this is his prerogative. However…
Dr. McGraw’s testimony “is reminiscent of the Jim Crow rape scares that focused on black-on-white rape, while studiously ignoring the problem of white-on-white sexual assault,” the SAVE letter explains.
It was a stunning statement from a man who otherwise appears not to understand the problem. Says Poe, “I’m open to changing the name. Domestic Violence Act. I like that phrase.”
Today S.A.V.E. (Stop Abusive and Violent Environments) released the results of a first of its kind survey asking participants whether they or someone they know had been falsely accused of intimate partner or child abuse abuse and under what circumstances. The survey was administered via phone to 10,000 residents across the U.S. Using contact info from voter registration records. The response rate was 23% (or 2,300 individuals).
Futrelle is at little risk from making irresponsible assertions on the internet about people he doesn’t know. His once mediocre writing career looks to be over.
Her name is Christine Armstrong. She lives and works in Robertsdale, Alabama. She’s employed by The Lighthouse, a domestic abuse services program running on, among other things, your tax dollars.
Christine’s work number is listed as 251-947-6197, and she can be emailed at bcfvdcd@gulftel.com.
And oh yes, here is her picture.
Last October Malone was charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing government subsidies valued at $14,000. The case is now pending.
The Domestic Violence Industry: Our Nation’s Newest Welfare System
