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by Anonymous User on 03:49 AM June 9th, 2005 EST (#1)
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Wow, now women in Mass have another major reason to falsely accuse men of DV - to get out of a rental lease.
We better organize as well as talk about the growth of injustice.
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by Kyo on 07:49 AM June 9th, 2005 EST (#2)
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So these women get these rights before anyone is determined to be guilty?
If you're a landlord and a woman damages your property in the process of faking a stalker incident, is your right to evict her trumped by this law?
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by Anonymous User on 12:42 PM June 9th, 2005 EST (#4)
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The VAWA 2005 reauthorization bill introduced to Congress yesterday contains an entire section, "Title VI:Housing Opportunities and Safety for Battered Women and Children."
It proposes hundreds of millions of dollars to enforce special housing rights for women who "allege" they are being abused.
Read the bill's summary at --
http://biden.senate.gov/documents/VAWA_Sec_060605. pdf
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by Anonymous User on 07:07 PM June 9th, 2005 EST (#7)
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This cultivated ignorance of male victims is truly repulsive. It shows how the domestic violence industry cares most of all about demonizing men.
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by Anonymous User on 02:57 PM June 9th, 2005 EST (#5)
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Conservative chivalry feminists are just as big problem as the leftist dialectal/historical materialist feminists. Who cares if the abuse in Mass. happens to come from the liberal side?
I'm a MRA regardless of where on the political spectrum misandry comes from! Indeed, the excesses in Mass. law make for good rhetorical talking points. Good argumentative examples.
Father's and men are suffering a lot of legal system abuse in MA, they're in pain--I want to protect their rights and reduce their suffering, and their children's suffering.
Besides! the rights of men in MA are our rights too, damnit!. We're Americans, these are everybody's rights!
Lets to stick together for a few years until we get the changes we need. Then, if we want to, we can go back to bickering about what side of the political fence we think everyone else ought to be on.
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by Anonymous User on 02:57 PM June 10th, 2005 EST (#8)
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"Father's and men are suffering a lot of legal system abuse in MA, they're in pain--I want to protect their rights and reduce their suffering, and their children's suffering.
I agree with Dittohead but for different reasons. If these men are suffering so much pain why is it that they fail to organize?
I have no sympathy for them anymore.
I am an MRA and I've become convinced that men will have to suffer orders of magnitudes worse before they'll get it through their retarded brains that it is time to act.
Hell. Men are so stupid in California that when I sit down to explain to them how the laws have changed they call me a liar.
For those guys when they get 911’d as far as I’m concerned they were warned.
At least I won't be found on the roadside not able to say I didn't at least tried while these dumb asses drink beer and watch T.V. .
Warble
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by Anonymous User on 02:58 PM June 10th, 2005 EST (#9)
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"Lets to stick together for a few years until we get the changes we need. Then, if we want to, we can go back to bickering about what side of the political fence we think everyone else ought to be on."
Exactly. Well said and key point.
Warble
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by Anonymous User on 03:13 PM June 9th, 2005 EST (#6)
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do you suggest vacating the state of all its good people?
In case you didn't know, 30% of people in MA voted against the radical liberals...
being an abused minority stinks... this is the case for all men in MA
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CJ writes "This is very important information to understand. Restraining orders which are handled out in MA in almost every divorce case in MA, makes the "victim" of "abuse" (read woman) eligible for police protection, police transportation, free social services, simplified filing forms, free and unlimited access to the courts, immunity from perjury, a comprehensive recital and listing of her "rights" under Chapter 209A, the children from her relationship with the accused, and the property and salary of the accused, among other perks."