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In a letter to ManKind this year, Baroness Scotland of Asthal, Minister of State at the Home Office, told the charity that she would not meet it to discuss support because �funding is very limited�.
That one sentence displays the sexism and bias in government. She wouldn't even meet with the officials at the men's shelter. A simple meeting doesn't obligate government to fund a shelter or program, but she was unwilling to even sit down with the shelter officials and discuss it.
"Existence exists. A is A." -Ayn Rand
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Sadly they cannot discuss men's issues, however, they can furnish Women's Aid with �22.9 million for shelter provision and sponsor other women's needs !
Incidently, despite the fact that most men have no-where to turn for help, the police, hospitals and social agencies dismiss them, and even ManKind's Crisis Line only operates 2 per day - men have still formed over a third of all reported victims . . . I just wonder what the percentage may be if furnished with the same level of support afforded women ? ? ?
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Just a little something worth a try...try to point out that contrary to projections, battered women's shelter have reduced violence toward men at a faster rate than violence toward women. And perhaps giving men driven to utter despair an alternative to killing off their family and then committing suicide just might be a more cost effective option....already been there eh?....excuse my naievity.
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