tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post1659010093137554890..comments2023-10-12T02:29:10.937-05:00Comments on the we hunted the mammoth (formerly man boobz) blogger archive: Further Reading: Prison RapeAnonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00569290850910434331noreply@blogger.comBlogger37125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-70616714688926715922011-02-02T11:03:24.163-06:002011-02-02T11:03:24.163-06:00Head's up: According to Amanda Hess the DOJ ha...Head's up: According to Amanda Hess the DOJ has (finally) gotten around to releasing its draft regulations for corrections facilities to end prison rape.<br /><br />They appear to have been very little input from Men's Rights groups, which is sort of a shame. The Prison Elimination Act was passed in 2003 and they're just now getting around to it issuing guidelines. And it's not like this was bleeding-heart legislation. Yes, Ted Kennedy was one of its prime sponsors but the other was the decidedly conservative Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions.<br /><br />figleaf<br />realadultsex.comfigleafhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/01440982008394316977noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-48788905185144640832010-12-11T19:14:16.679-06:002010-12-11T19:14:16.679-06:00Eoghan: If something or someone is 'politicall...Eoghan: If something or someone is 'politically incorrect', that doesn't automatically make it/them right. Just saying.comethttps://www.blogger.com/profile/13131624469502842499noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-10434851498861398882010-11-11T03:16:33.983-06:002010-11-11T03:16:33.983-06:00Women's Sexual Aggression Against Men: Prevale...Women's Sexual Aggression Against Men: Prevalence and Predictors<br />Department of Psychology, University of Potsdam, Germany - 2003<br /><br />In this study, we investigated the prevalence of women's sexual aggression against men and examined predictors of sexual aggression in a sample of 248 women. Respondents reported their use of aggressive strategies (physical force, exploitation of a man's incapacitated state, and verbal pressure) to make a man engage in sexual touch, sexual intercourse, or oral sex against his will. Childhood abuse, gender role orientation, ambiguous communication of sexual intentions, level of sexual activity, and peer pressure were included as predictors of sexual aggression. Almost 1 in 10 respondents (9.3%) reported having used aggressive strategies to coerce a man into sexual activities. Exploitation of the man's incapacitated state was used most frequently (5.6%), followed by verbal pressure (3.2%) and physical force (2%). An additional 5.4% reported attempted acts of sexual aggression. Sexual abuse in childhood, ambiguous communication of sexual intentions, high levels of sexual activity, and peer pressure toward sexual activity were linked to an increased likelihood of sexual aggression. <br />http://www.springerlink.com/content/h4038x61400l8273/?p=f4627938f6ee449bad67bc5f803aebf8Eoghanhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03193152119847171078noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-49842073643547550102010-11-11T03:07:11.579-06:002010-11-11T03:07:11.579-06:00DarkSideCat
The same critisims can be made of fem...DarkSideCat<br /><br />The same critisims can be made of feminist research. For example 79% of those that Koss recorded as raped, didn't consider themselves to have been raped and continued seeing their "rapist". <br /><br />Feminists want to bury politically incorrect victims, because politically incorrect victims debunk their ideology. Thats why you want to brush male victims and female abusers under the carpet and keep it a taboo.<br /><br />Four more on female perps<br /><br />Raupp & Eggers (1993) - German Study - 25%<br />Risin & Koss (1987) - American Study - 47% / surprised by that finding, they narrowed down the definitions and still got 35% (Enders 2008)<br /><br />"Predictors of Sexual Coercion Against Women and Men: A Multilevel, Multinational Study of University Students<br /><br />3% of men reported forced sex (of which 2.1% was forced vaginal sex... this is in fact men reporting victimization by women)<br />22% of men reported verbal sexual coercion<br /><br />By comparison, in the same study it was found that:<br />2.3% of women reported forced sex (don't ignore the decimal point)<br />25% of women reported verbal sexual coercion <br /> http://pubpages.unh.edu/~mas2/ID45-PR45.pdf<br /><br />"I have worked in the field of sexual abuse for the past 18 years and average about 350 interviews per year. [...] In the early 1980s, when I first began this work, female offenders only accounted for approximately one and a half to three percent of my total case load. During the past three years [the article is from 1998] that percentage has risen to a level of about 35%. In the past six months, I would estimate that at least 40% of my cases have involved juvenile offenders and of that about 50% have been females. [...] In looking at the limited information and research available on female offenders, it would appear that based on what information is slowly surfacing on the subject, approximately one third or 33% of sexual offences are committed by females".<br />http://www.vaonline.org/vls6.html<br /><br />People like you DarkSideCat, bury sex abuse victims and exclude them from services.<br /><br />See here for feminists disrupting and heckling at a meeting for victims of CSA<br />http://www.manwomanmyth.com/video/family/child-abuse/Eoghanhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03193152119847171078noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-73725355571201348912010-11-10T23:14:03.506-06:002010-11-10T23:14:03.506-06:00As to the abstract which you are citing in general...As to the abstract which you are citing in general, the paper contains the disclaimer "The opinions expressed in this report are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official views of Health Canada." "According to the National Clearinghouse on Family Violence in Canada" This is a false statement, as Health Canada specifically says that these are not their words. http://www.canadiancrc.com/PDFs/The_Invisible_Boy_Report.pdf<br /><br />Johnson and Shrier's study was of a grand total of 25 abuse victims. We call these results 'not statistically significant'. With a sample size so low, and with the increased inaccuracy of self report vs other types of data, the risk of skewed and innacurate data is so high as to render these results meaningless (in a statistical or general sense, not in a personal sense for the victims involved). <br /><br />I could not find an explanation of the metholdology of Fritz's study beyond sample size and the fact that it only dealt with child sexual abuse http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7345149 I could only find an abstract, a link would be appreciated if someone has it.<br /><br />Knopp and Lackey's 1987 study was not an actual study at all, but a questionare about the opinions and/or experiences of 44 therapists who treated sex offenders, primarily those who treated juvenile sex offenders. Knopp and Lackey also noted, even in their sample, strong discrepancies in types of abuse. Exhibitionism or abuse with no physical contact were counted in these cases and these were the types of abuse reported as the primary types commited by females. While exhibitionism or showing porn with children is abusive and wrong, it is severely different in degree than what is generally discussed in studies about rape or sexual assault, such as penetration, fondling of genitals, removal of child's clothing, etc.<br /><br />While Risin and Koss did find a high rate of female abusers, they have been criticized for including consensual activity between adolescents in their abuse statistics (under the auspices of the notion that two disabled teens or children could not non-abusively consent to sex with each other). Risin and Koss's subjects were all in hospital situations. Disabled children in residential facilities have high rates of molestation and have different patterns of victimization in general. <br /><br />Fromuth and Burkhart found that 60% of the people they were classifying as victims reported a pleasurable experience. Related studies found that many boys under these criteria reported initiating the sexual contact. 5/6ths of their subjects were either not under the age of thirteen, had not had sexual contact with someone five years or more older, or had not viewed the experience negatively. It appears that statutory rape is extremely overrepresented in this sample, due to both the lower rate of sexual abuse of boys in general and the criteria used in this research. The Seidner and Calhoun study has similar issues with defining abuse and with wildly differing rates of abuse and sex of perpetrator depending upon definition. If you are talking non-coercive statutory rape of a child over thirteen, females are the primary perpetrators for male victims, if you are talking coercive cases and/or case involving a child under thirteen, males are the primary perpetrators by far. While statutory rape is a genuine problem to be addressed, the fact is that most discussions of child rape and abuse distinguish non-coervice statutory rape of a child over thirteen from 'child rape' in these discussions, including when citing statistics of child rape of females. Not seperating these results can result in potentially misleading reports, which appears to be the case here.<br /><br />Checking and analyzing sources, you can do it too!DarkSideCathttps://www.blogger.com/profile/14867049908238110075noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-10029330165593341352010-11-10T09:30:08.761-06:002010-11-10T09:30:08.761-06:00DarkSideCat
In a humanitarian system the status o...DarkSideCat<br /><br />In a humanitarian system the status of the victim wouldnt change depending on the sex of the perp.<br /><br />You seem to be under the illusion that sexual violence is gendered, this is feminist hate propaganda that is easily debunked.<br /><br />"According to the National Clearinghouse on Family Violence in Canada:Self-report studies provide a very different view of sexual abuse perpetration and substantially increase the number of female perpetrators. In a retrospective study of male victims, 60% reported being abused by females (Johnson and Shrier, 1987). The same rate was found in a sample of college students (Fritz et al., l 981). In other studies of male university and college students, rates of female perpetration were found at levels as high as 72% to 82% (Fromuth and Burkhart, 1987, 1989; Seidner and Calhoun, 1984). Bell et al. (1981) found that 27% of males were abused by females. In some of these types of studies, females represent as much as 50% of sexual abusers (Risin and Koss, 1987). Knopp and Lackey (1987) found that 51% of victims of female sexual abusers were male."<br /><br />You see DarkSideCat, people like you that protect female predators and suppress their victims are not very nice people, you think that you are but when you spread your abuse is gendered ideology you are spreading hatred and oppression.<br /><br /><br />David, you put Toy Soldiers in your list of "not useful" sources, for all to see.Eoghanhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03193152119847171078noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-24773287669551962122010-11-10T05:57:08.744-06:002010-11-10T05:57:08.744-06:00You're welcome, David, although the links that...You're welcome, David, although the links that I provided aren't directly related to the original topic.Pamhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02789436253418072535noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-17757036271840816682010-11-09T23:43:46.118-06:002010-11-09T23:43:46.118-06:00Cat, Pam and Clarisse -- thanks for the comments a...Cat, Pam and Clarisse -- thanks for the comments and the links.Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00569290850910434331noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-30905050536074961512010-11-09T23:32:38.736-06:002010-11-09T23:32:38.736-06:00Thomas at Yes Means Yes had a good post on this re...Thomas at Yes Means Yes had a good post on this recently too:<br />http://yesmeansyesblog.wordpress.com/2010/10/28/a-game-preserve-for-sexual-predators/Clarisse Thornhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/07552173777924239357noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-44709780216992902802010-11-09T16:22:52.932-06:002010-11-09T16:22:52.932-06:00I've posted at Toy Soldier (just the other day...I've posted at Toy Soldier (just the other day actually), I was going to link it up when you were asking for those sources...but then I assumed it would receive the same treatment as other sources that didn't fit the mold here. <br /><br /><br />It seems futile to post up things that are legitimate David because the trend seems to be that if any source presents things from a non fem POV, then you (et al) dismiss it out of hand saying "Oh its one of *those* sites...NOT CREDIBLE!"<br /><br />Anyway, on topic...<br /><br />Christina--<br /><br />Im trying to imagine why this came out of your keyboard--<br />"The thing is, why compare the number of men who get raped in prison to the number of women who get raped outside prison in the first place? Why compare the number of men who get raped to the number of women who get raped at all? This isn't a competition. We can work together to end abuse without arguing who gets victimized more."<br /><br />That isn't what is happening. Name ONE place where there is a statistically significant population of men who have been raped.<br /><br />Just one.<br /><br />One place.<br /><br />No?<br /><br />Just prison? Yeah, exactly.<br /><br />Maybe when talking about rape we should eliminate all mention of environment. Actually, that's not a bad idea. We can level the playing field a bit then. <br /><br />If you are addressing prison rape as a social issue rather than a gender issue, then it makes even MORE sense to compare and contrast a man's experience to that of a woman.<br /><br />The only place where anyone can point to a group of men and say "Look! The sexual abuse of men is real!" Seems to be, sadly, in prison. The general population of the world does not believe that men can be raped, but prison rape seems to be something that most people understand...it introduces the idea that this is a problem.Natashahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10855253008194082608noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-62081625466197886172010-11-09T16:15:34.869-06:002010-11-09T16:15:34.869-06:00The Kibbutz experiment aspired to be a gender neut...The Kibbutz experiment aspired to <i>be</i> a gender neutral regime, but those who initially and later joined (as opposed to those born into the community) still brought with them internalized traditional modes of the larger world in which they had resided. The "service" areas were still seen as "female work" and was deemed as non-productive since it didn't contribute to the economy of the community.<br />The cooperative child care "experiment" compelled women to work in the service and child care areas moreso than in the agricultural areas, it didn't change the fact that child care was primarily seen as "female work" and non-productive. <br /><br />"The success of familism in kibbutzim reduced women's participation in Community life, pushing their struggle for equality into the background. Collective education failed to free kibbutz women from child care as their primary responsibility, or from leading a dual-career life in which motherhood and work are combined. Frustrated by their work options, many kibbutz women invested in motherhood, and were the leading proponents for changing the practice of collective sleeping for children. Thus, along with the men, rather than attempting to change the sex-typed occupational structure of kibbutzim, they instead helped to preserve it. For example, men are almost absent in the role of metapelet or Professional Caregiver." <br /><br />Sources for above (some of it paraphrased):<br /><br /><a href="https://openaccess.leidenuniv.nl/bitstream/1887/1477/1/168_144.pdf" rel="nofollow">Attachment in context. Kibbutz child-rearing äs a historical experiment</a><br /><br /><a href="http://jwa.org/encyclopedia/author/rosenberg-friedman-lilach" rel="nofollow">Kibbutz Ha-Dati Movement (1929-1948)</a><br /><br />Of the many reasons why women tended and still do tend to be the main care givers doesn't change the fact that, be it in the larger modern communities or the smaller communities of the Kibbutz experiment, care giving/service is seen as non-productive work and the persons who engage in it are stigmatized and treated as being non-productive. Many MRA voices have echoed that, and I have stated more than once on this blog that that is one of the biggest mistakes that feminism made, upholding the "non-productive work" meme instead of opposing it.<br /><br />So, what does that all have to do with the prevalence of child abuse by the main caregiver? Possibly the pain and frustration of being stigmatized and treated as a non-productive element.....a parasite, even........ is taken out on the ones whom the main caregiver spends the most time around and who don't have the ability to fight back. By no means am I saying that child abuse is justified and shouldn't be punished, I'm just offering a possible explanation for it, and that also does not mean that there are not other factors involved. Your saying, " if it was genuinely about ending violence instead of advancing a political ideology. The focus would be where the majority of people first and most commonly experience violence, at the hand of the main care giver" doesn't help the matter if you want to keep thinking that taking societal factors into account, rather than looking for some kind of innate deficiency, is politicizing.<br />And, seriously, if the majority first and most commonly experience violence at the hand of the main caregiver (typically, "Mom"), why are we all, women AND men, still content with having the default caregiving role default to "Mom"?Pamhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02789436253418072535noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-62242639268407960442010-11-09T15:52:53.622-06:002010-11-09T15:52:53.622-06:00Eoghan -- How am I suppressing toy soldiers? I lin...Eoghan -- How am I suppressing toy soldiers? I link to it in the post above. <br /><br />It's not on my enemies list because, despite the disagreements I have with much of what is posted there, it seems to be sincerely trying to help male victims.Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00569290850910434331noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-17398111609644221252010-11-09T12:14:49.948-06:002010-11-09T12:14:49.948-06:00@Eoghan, yeah, an antifeminist blogger's unsup...@Eoghan, yeah, an antifeminist blogger's unsupported statements are really an unbiased report. The vast majority of boys and men who are raped are raped by other men, not women and girls. Are there some boys and men that are raped by women and girls? Yes. Are they a majority of victims? No. Is anything in your last post in any way relevant to the topic at hand or supports your wild assertions? No. Is the link you cite in your last post something that can be debunked by even a look at major feminist blog activity in the past few days? Yes. Here's a discussion from Feministing from yesterday entitled 'The West Virginia Oral Sex Case and the Seriousness of Sexual Assault Against Men' where the poster discusses both her personal bias and victim blaming going on around the case http://feministing.com/2010/11/08/the-west-virginia-oral-sex-case-and-the-seriousness-of-sexual-assault-against-men/ Here are posts from feministing and feministe about police violence against people of color, specifically discussing the reaction to the sentencing of Oscar Grant's killer http://feministing.com/2010/11/05/breaking-oscar-grants-killer-johannes-mehserle-gets-probation/ http://www.feministe.us/blog/archives/2010/11/08/follow-up-donate-to-legal-aid-for-protesters-of-police-violence/ Notice that all of these posts are just from the past few days. <br /><br />Here's another post from feministing, this one is a bit older (i.e. a few weeks) discussing the sexual abuse of black boys in particular http://feministing.com/2010/09/27/cnns-don-lemon-does-courageous-reporting-on-male-sexual-abuse/<br /><br />MRAs who like to talk a lot about what feminists do and do not do have a habit of complete and utter ignorance of actual feminist blogs and writing.DarkSideCathttps://www.blogger.com/profile/14867049908238110075noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-3141292341895698882010-11-09T08:13:50.345-06:002010-11-09T08:13:50.345-06:00Here is a good piece from a mens rights site about...Here is a good piece from a mens rights site about the double standard and DarkSideCat's position - that equal rights for abuse victims is minimizing the abuse that females suffer and the position that when men suffer abuse at the hands of women and other men, its their own fault.<br /><br />"I stumbled upon an interesting topical discussion on NPR about the sexual abuse of black boys. The discussion was only thirteen minutes long, so it was limited in terms of what could be discussed.<br />What I found most interesting was Dr. Carl Bell’s acknowledgment that there is a double standard in how people react to hearing about sexual violence against boys versus acts against girl because many people contend that the double standard is fair, or in the case of feminists, non-existent.<br />When I noted the difference in how differently people would respond to someone joking about female victimization, feminist blogger Cara not only claimed that this was not true, but considered it an attack on female victims to even suggest that no one would tolerate that kind of joke against women. From a feminist perspective, sexual violence against males, especially when committed by women, is little more than an extension of male privilege and society’s endorsement of it is, as Cara phrases it, paternalism — regardless that feminists represent the most vocal group that renders sexual violence against boys and men invisible and treats it as something other than rape.<br />Like Cara, those feminists disregard the notion that any of the women and girls who rape boys are individually or collectively responsible for their actions, nor do they acknowledge that women benefit from the privilege of having their sexuality viewed as so harmless as to be more helpful than traumatizing when they force themselves sexually on others. Instead, the blame is placed on males, on male privilege and paternalism, and on the victimized boys and men by virtue of their gender and their inherent complicity in the “patriarchy.” This coincidentally, meets Cara’s definition for “rape apologism,” one in which she and the other feminists on the thread completely ignore the responsibility women have to prevent the female predation on boys and men. Their solution to addressing female sexual violence against males is to alter society’s perception of masculinity, not discuss what leads women and girls to rape males or address society’s (and feminists’) perception of female sexuality as harmless...."<br /><br />it continues here, on one of the mens rights sites that David wants to suppress. http://toysoldier.wordpress.com/2009/07/14/being-a-boy-sexual-abuse-often-taboo-for-black-boys/Eoghanhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03193152119847171078noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-50021639310196574582010-11-09T07:43:27.416-06:002010-11-09T07:43:27.416-06:00Pam
Males are more likely to be abused and killed...Pam<br /><br />Males are more likely to be abused and killed as children by the main care giver, they are equally likely to be physically assaulted and more likely to be mentally and emotionally abused in relationships.<br />On top of that, by UK home office figures state that they are x8 more likely to the victims of violent crime than women.<br /><br />"The fact that men are much more likely to be victimized by violent crime than women is NOT ignored! The fact that, by and large, it is men who are more likely to victimize other men in violent crime is something that society and feminism points out, and men don't want to hear that because they think you're saying that man=bad woman=good, when that is NOT what we are saying!"<br /><br />Thats not the case, feminists will generally focus only on the crimes that men comit against women and then when its pointed out that women are far safer in society than men are, a feminist will point to the fact that outside the home, most violent crimes thats committed against men is committed by other men as if the status of the victim changes depending on the sex of the perp and as if the minority of violent men proves that they are correct about men in general, which it doesn't. <br /><br />The status of the victim and the seriousness of of the abuse changes in the mind of a feminist depending on the sex of the victim or perp is so even when they are acknowledging that men are far more likely to be victimized in society they are still applying their sexist, man bad/woman good double politically correct standards. <br /><br />See how female on child abuse was turned into, but why are women the main care givers? Note the shift of responsibility away from the female abuser onto society and men and when its men being victimized more often the responsibility is shifted onto men in general as you did there. Also see how DarkSideCat interprets equal rights for rape, abuse and violence victims as minimizing violence and rape against women, who are the least likely members of society to experience violent crime.<br /><br />Man bad/woman good is inherent in feminist ideology and thought, feminists just cant see it, too close the forest you see.Eoghanhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03193152119847171078noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-50161378800696657382010-11-09T06:03:15.030-06:002010-11-09T06:03:15.030-06:00Edit - Heres are the figures I gave for male in fe...Edit - Heres are the figures I gave for male in female rape (feminist definition so we are calling any type of coercion).Eoghanhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03193152119847171078noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-80708160735458518372010-11-09T05:41:03.843-06:002010-11-09T05:41:03.843-06:00Point to where I minimized male on female rape.
H...Point to where I minimized male on female rape.<br /><br />Heres are the figures I gave for male in female rape (feminist definition so we are calling any type of sexual assault rape).<br /><br />2.3% of women reported forced sex (don't ignore the decimal point)<br />25% of women reported verbal sexual coercion<br /><br />My figures tally with the feminist 1 in 4 claim and the study itself uses a feminist research method.Eoghanhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03193152119847171078noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-14973724766978394812010-11-09T05:23:53.941-06:002010-11-09T05:23:53.941-06:00DarkSideCat
Dont be telling lies about people. Fe...DarkSideCat<br /><br />Dont be telling lies about people. Feminism minimizes rapes and hides rape victims by presenting rape as gendered and political and mocking and suppressing advocates for politically incorrect victims of rape.<br /><br />Here is a good example, feminists disrupting a cas victims forum and claiming that their advocate was "out of the sisterhood" for advocating for politically incorrect csa victims. <br /><br />http://www.manwomanmyth.com/video/family/child-abuse/<br /><br />You are projecting the characteristics of feminism onto me.Eoghanhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03193152119847171078noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-21632986172942778902010-11-09T01:15:34.559-06:002010-11-09T01:15:34.559-06:00Cold, I simply don't understand your comment. ...Cold, I simply don't understand your comment. What's your point about the study?<br /><br />For plenty of female in prison rape jokes, try this:<br /><br />http://www.google.com/search?q=prison+bull+dykeAnonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00569290850910434331noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-16739233457547132002010-11-09T00:12:43.400-06:002010-11-09T00:12:43.400-06:00"Mra's dont tend to minimize rape and abu..."Mra's dont tend to minimize rape and abuse against women" Except that's what Eoghan has spent this entire fucking thread doing. I swear no matter what the post topic is, his response will be 'women are evil socialist nazis who are trying to devour all male babies alive!!!'DarkSideCathttps://www.blogger.com/profile/14867049908238110075noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-73080072389558591982010-11-08T23:15:13.051-06:002010-11-08T23:15:13.051-06:00"Female inmates in prison (4.7%) or jail (3.1..."Female inmates in prison (4.7%) or jail (3.1%) were more than twice as likely as male inmates in prison (1.9%) or jail (1.3%) to REPORT[emphasis mine] experiencing inmate-on-inmate sexual victimization."<br /><br />Fucktrelle still thinks that report == fact. I'm still waiting for an actual link to an example of a joke being made about women raped in prison...Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-66795238975348602612010-11-08T20:00:36.912-06:002010-11-08T20:00:36.912-06:00Women tended to be the main care giver, and still ...Women tended to be the main care giver, and still do, for very obvious reasons. For example, bottles and expressing milk is only very recent thing. There a many reasons why women tended and still do tend to be the main care givers and in the Kibbutz experiment, women in the gender neutral regime, without outside influence, revolted and fought for the right to become the main care givers of their children, there are biological and logistic factors that lead to women being the main care giver. Anyway, I was talking about the root source of violence in society - the main care giver/child abuse and you politicized it and side stepped the issue, which is not helpful.Eoghanhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/03193152119847171078noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-21895114219202708652010-11-08T18:58:17.389-06:002010-11-08T18:58:17.389-06:00"The focus would be where the majority of peo..."The focus would be where the majority of people first and most commonly experience violence, at the hand of the main care giver."<br /><br />Who tends to be the main care giver, and why?Pamhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/02789436253418072535noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-2145094469318129432010-11-08T18:52:22.121-06:002010-11-08T18:52:22.121-06:00@ Manhood Academy
...or you could blame the father...@ Manhood Academy<br />...or you could blame the fathers for abandoning their children. <br /><br />In reality though, poverty and other social and environmental factors that contribute to crime rates are more complex than blaming single mothers or deadbeat dads. <br /><br />Oh, also, falling crime rates have been linked to the advent of the pill. So if you consider birth control a feminist issue, then feminism has contributed to falling crime rates.Tinahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12821449755974689184noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9111611851606292564.post-67249571720110060962010-11-08T18:43:39.268-06:002010-11-08T18:43:39.268-06:00@Eoghan
"Mra's dont tend to minimize rap...@Eoghan<br /><br />"Mra's dont tend to minimize rape and abuse against women"<br /><br />I never said they do. I said, "...like <b>some</b> men's rights <b>individuals</b> do..."<br /><br />Brush up on your reading comprehension.Tinahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12821449755974689184noreply@blogger.com