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Witnesses, Victims Talk Domestic Violence at HCC (VIDEO)

The Domestic Violence Center of Howard County held a forum for local people to learn about the warning signs and dangers of domestic violence.

 

More than 60 people gathered at Howard Community College Wednesday night to discuss some of the most common warning signs and dangers of domestic violence.

Coordinated by the Domestic Violence Center of Howard County, the event featured parents, victims, police and advocates against abusive relationships, and allowed teens and adults to talk openly about the boundaries of a healthy relationship.

According to data collected by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 10 percent of students in the U.S. report physical abuse from a girlfriend or boyfriend in the past 12 months.

People who are involved in an abusive relationship are encouraged to call the Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-HOPE and more information can be found at the CDC website,http://www.cdc.gov/chooserespect.

Ray2447

2:52 pm on Wednesday, February 23, 2011

What about all the men who are victims of women's domestic violence? Women's domestic violence against men is grossly under reported, while male victims are still routinely being ignored by the taxpayer funded domestic violence industry. Credible research overwhelmingly shows that the ratio of domestic violence is at least 50/50 between women & men. Go to Fiebert Bibliography. According to one study by researchers who work at the CDC, in 70 percent of domestic violence incidents, where the d.v. is not mutual, it's women who initiate the d. v. Go to Respecting Accuracy in Domestic Abuse Reporting. Click on the link under the red & blue pie chart. D.v. law follows a gender feminist agenda over facts & does great harm to many innocent men & also many violent women. Go to Youtube, “Los Misandry.” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAmOxvudpF8

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Ray2447

2:54 pm on Wednesday, February 23, 2011

What about children? Deaths of little children, killed by their mothers, is egregious, yet the taxpayer funded, domestic violence industry disingenuously tries to make us believe that women don't abuse men too. According to the U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services and DOJ statistics, more kids are killed by neglect and abuse in a year (1,760 in 2007), than all the female intimate partner homicides in a year. Mothers are the single largest group of kid killers, according to HHS, and they have a rate twice that of fathers. Nowhere near the money is spent to protect kids from kid killing mothers as is spent by the domestic violence industry to protect women. The taxpayer funded d.v. industry is a bastion of misandrist vilification, falsely accusing men of being the overwhelming cause of d.v., and empowering violent women to commit further domestic violence. The corruption of the taxpayer funded, domestic violence industry is characterized in "Los Misandry" at Youtube.

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Ray2447

2:56 pm on Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Domestic violence will never end as long as the whole truth about it is misrepresented to comply with feminist ideology. V.P. Biden recently called violence against women, "the very worst abuse." The very worst abuse is valuing one life less than another for having been born the wrong gender. Under domestic violence law, the wrong gender is men. Shelter and services are virtually non-existent for male victims of domestic violence. Options out of a bad relationship, that women have, are often not available to men. Men wind up gender profiled and falsely accused by the taxpayer funded, domestic violence industry, because of gender feminist ideology controlling the d.v. industry. Men are often battered by domestic violence, and then battered again by the taxpayer funded, domestic violence industry as shown in "Los Misandry" at Youtube.

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