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by Anonymous User on 10:17 AM September 18th, 2005 EST (#1)
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It's becoming common knowledge that women are at least if not more abusive than men, especially if you take into account non-physical forms of aggression involving emotional, psychological, and social weapons.
One typical tactic that girls learn early on in school is "third-party abuse." It involves getting others to do your dirty work.
Sophisticated practices like shunning, starting a rumor, using friendships as a weapon, and ruining a person's reputation are widespread and typical in girl culture.
When women take advantage of the legal system to assault and abuse men, they are simply refining these "third-party" tactics that they learned as girls.
Police, lawyers, and judges now do women's dirty work, so that the female species can continue its masquerade as innocent "victims."
(roy)
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Anonymous User writes "MisforMalevolent discovers the power of language, as NJ converts women who lie to get men thrown out of their homes into 'victims'.