How the Feminist DV Industry
Politicizes the Personal
All right . . . they hate her guts!
But you know what? I think Trudy Schuett is okay, because today she has made my life a little bit easier. You see, Trudy has written an excellent five-part article series, and I can send you to read it instead of writing something myself! That way, I needn't do any work on the blog—and I can catch up on some involved correspondence. (Well all right, that too is work! )
Here is a sample from part five of the series:
"So much damage has been done to people, their children and their lives because the system has intervened with bad solutions, in the belief it is protecting people from themselves, it is simply unconscionable."There is some hope this terrible system can be put right. There are whispers of change coming from many directions. In the UK, their government decided this year DV services must provide truly equal help for both men and women, or face de-funding. In San Diego County, The California Men's Center was instrumental in making changes to a training video, allowing law enforcement professionals to better comprehend the real nature of domestic violence. Also in California, a conference here. These are but a few of the encouraging things that are happening in the field now. was held in June featuring many of the best-known researchers, advocates and providers of aid discussing New Perspectives approaches. Cathy Young talks about it in the Boston Globe,
"More recently, Governor Schwarzenegger of California has eliminated state funding for DV services. Robert Franklin of Fathers and Families, said about the funding cut at Glenn Sacks.com, '[W]hatever the motivations behind the governor’s decision, remember that he’s a politician and, whatever else may be true, he considers it politically safe to cut 100% of state funding for DV shelters.' "
Part 1 of the series is HERE: http://tinyurl.com/naxd4j
. . . and you will find links to the other four parts.
I'm sure you'll want to savor every drop of this, as well as investigating the many external links, and downloading some of the interesting PDFs. It is all counter-feminist information of the first order, and I've no doubt you'll want to pass it along to others. Such is the mainstay of our campaign strategy: brute force "assault" upon the feminist worldview by prolonged and reiterated bombardment. The more we spread the alternative view of reality, the more numbers we will activate in our sector, and the more precarious their position will become as they expend greater and greater energy fending off the growing legion of doubting, challenging, heckling voices.
The time for argument is past. The time for shoving them to the wall is present. And in time, the opposing sector will understand that they must negotiate a framework of co-existence.
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HERE is something unrelated, just for laughs:
http://tinyurl.com/mtuooe
(Please note that this was wrongly linked earlier, but I have now corrected it. )



4 Comments:
That is a great piece of work. No wonder the "DV industry" hates her. It completely calls in to focus the current imbalance of dv laws and police procedures. It also shoots the "women are victims" right in the ass. Great find F.
E. Steven Berkimer
www.falserapesociety.blogspot.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7s8w9GEpSzw
First part, through about 1:10
Hi F, I just want you to know that I have decide not to go with the online movement.
The changes that are happening have been in the works ....
1. For Humans rights under feminism in Canada .... minimum 3 years
2. For women's refuges under feminism in Canada ... just over a year ago.
The refuges in NZ are run by feminists but they are not radical. They came back and pushed men even harder to stand and be counted. But not for equality.
I realise NZ men overall are not changing as fast as England's men or California's men. I already knew there was a huge difference when I first moved here. But I happen to like the work NZ has done even though I know the many of the online men personally want .... well, they just want. lol
I will go with the majority of men who don't want radical feminism and the chosen women to challenge radical feminism.
Anyhow, I thought I would just say so. Each country is different and I don't think the online men's movement will be jumping up and down in the near future over NZ although I can tell you one group of men who want their own political party to gain on this are backing the moves for pamphlets in secondary schools to tell males how shit women are and to not marry.
We will just fight it off for as long as we can. Of course we will lose. lol. Too big an enemy. ;)
Hey F, please don't be too judgemental on my last comment. I am way behind the online movement. I am still unsure how I feel about equalism. But I will give thought to it in the next 5 months with my new 'in the door' position.
It is just that I am a mother.
If I was not a mother I'd be cheering this on no problem. But I do understand that the young have the keys to the future. I think maybe I am obsolete. lol
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