Woman beats up boyfriend and he fights back
Men who fight back against physically abusive women put themselves in even more danger.
Domestic Violence Industry
An open letter To Rosie Batty
Rosie Batty was named Australian of the Year not long ago, and has since then used this status to talk about Family Violence–in a shockingly bigoted and hateful way.
Lynched by the feminist mob-ette
Despite being a pin-up boy for the White Ribbon movement, Dr. Tanveer Ahmed made the mistake of attempting to discuss some of the contributing factors to male violence.
Removing your nuts for the she-squirrel
Popp takes a look at the way women prefer to carry out domestic violence. It starts with joint email accounts and ends with your balls in her purse.
Raheem DeVaughn’s “Queens For A Day” have on no clothes
The tendency to Ignore violence against men extends throughout ethnic groups. Mumia Ali calls foul on those who marginalize the experiences of African American men.
Let’s bring this billboard to cities across Canada
Feminist-spread myths about intimate partner violence are everywhere. Dan Perrins has a campaign for us to correct those myths.
The Myth of Female Frailty
Despite mounting body counts and gruesome methods, women are still perceived as delicate flowers, incapable of violence against men and children.
The ABC allows feminists to use Q&A as a bully pulpit
The narrative of men as violent oppressors and women as innocent maidens continues to crumble, and the whole domestic violence industry house of cards is coming down with it.
White Ribbon CEO Libby Davies jumps the cash cow
The recent sacking of White Ribbon Ambassador Dr. Tanveer Ahmed has sent waves around the feminist community. Peter Wright and Paul Elam with a deeper look at the issues.
Q&A tackles “Family Violence”
Australia’s national broadcaster is about to have a live public discussion about family violence. Will it be the same predictable rubbish? Greg Canning is about to find out.
