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by Anonymous User on 02:21 PM September 30th, 2004 EST (#1)
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At least some parts of the site use gender-inclusive language (his/her, he/she) rather than gender-neutral (victim, person). I think that's better, because it goes just a step further to invoke the image of male victims in the mind of the reader. This is a good sign.
I didn't see much on the poster site except faces of male males and females. I wasn't sure what to make of it. Maybe I missed something.
Marc
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Yes, but the examples they give have 1 female being abused: a lesbian.
Not one case where a man/boy is being manipulated, beaten, or in any way abused by a female.
I wrote them and told them so.
Steven Guerilla Gender Warfare is just Hate Speech in polite text
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It's just the same old DV organizations story, using so-called "gender neutral terms" to cover what they really intent to say, men/boys are offenders and women/girls are victims.
They mention one girl being an offender, but she is a lesbian offending a girl. If the victim was a boy, I doubt they would have mentioned it.
Bert --------------------
Fighting for men's rights is fighting for children's and women's right's as well.
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