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In reply to the discussion: One in three women suffers violence, WHO global study finds [View all]lumberjack_jeff
(33,224 posts)71. Of course the OP is about women... out of necessity.
Because the world health organization doesn't measure or report on violence against men.
It is reasonable to speculate why and also reasonable to ask if this is appropriate.
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as has been pointed out before, there is nothing stopping you or any of the others so
niyad
Jun 2013
#5
again, nice try. as I said, YOU can post about your chosen subject. AND, you do not put words
niyad
Jun 2013
#8
the response, of course, does not surprise any of us. goddess forfend we should discuss issues
niyad
Jun 2013
#17
or maybe some men just cannot stand for women to talk about themselves for even a mnute.
niyad
Jun 2013
#37
just because you spend time with the women of your family does not indicate that you care
niyad
Jun 2013
#59
as we keep pointing out, you are free to post about male victims as much as you like. the fact
niyad
Jun 2013
#75
bossing you around? that is one of the funniest things I have heard today. pointing out that
niyad
Jun 2013
#79
"or maybe some men just cannot stand for women to talk about themselves for even a minute"
MadrasT
Jun 2013
#46
It's a catch-22. It IS blaming the victim, but since men aren't victims it's okay.
lumberjack_jeff
Jun 2013
#51
NO--girls should get self-defense, martial arts, starting in pre-school. females experience
niyad
Jun 2013
#12
Fine. But shouldn't BOYS get training early on NOT to do the abuse in the first place?
CTyankee
Jun 2013
#80
I'm not against strategies for self defense of anyone, but it seems to me that the offenders should
CTyankee
Jun 2013
#82
Oh I can see male privilege, it's quite real, I'm pointing out it can get pretty expensive too. nt
bemildred
Jun 2013
#64
I was referring to Cluster 2 BPD. That statement, and some others, but that one
galileoreloaded
Jun 2013
#78