[AnonymousBosch]

Ages back I spoke about how a mate of mine was banging his neighbour until she initiated drama by showing their sexts to her beta boyfriend, whom was living with her, despite her having an Anti-Violence Order against him.

The beta came over to confront my mate, things got physical, the beta threw a punch, my mate lifted him off the ground by his throat, the beta started crying, and the girl sided with the beta, which I had predicted would happen a few weeks before because he was her money source.

She took an AVO out against my mate, that lasted about year and ran out a few months ago.

Her and the Beta broke up. She got knocked up by another guy who pumped and dumped her, then conned a free car out of another beta. (Him, crying in the driveway: "But I thought you loved me. I bought you car!" Her oldest kid: "You put the deed in her name! You can't do anything about it! HA HA!")

Every relationship she has ends up with vocal screaming matches the entire street can hear. She's the commonality in all of this.

Now she's got a new guy. Same old, same old. Screaming matches all hours of the day.

She showed up on my mate's doorstep during her latest domestic yesterday, asking to be let in, saying she was 'scared' because her boyfriend had pulled the distributor plugs out of her car.

The same woman who initiated drama for him, forced him to go to court to defend himself, and got him saddled with an AVO expected him to white knight for her.

He said "Not my problem", and closed the door in her face.

It's not on us. Women are adults making their own choices who repeatedly tell us they don't need men. I'm not getting in the way of the self-inflicted domestic problems made of their own free will, when she's just as likely to turn on you for helping and take her partners side because 'you don't know him like I do'. Toxic people deserve each other.

[Akula]

^^^ somebody needs to tell that story to Obama and Jon Hamm!

Seriously, these sorts of campaigns continue to villify men - not help women. In fact, as this little example fully points out, women will now only look to use the 'domestic violence' card more and more in cases where it's not at all applicable or needed.

And I'd bet dollars to donuts that domestic violence rates have gone down the past few decades both in the US and other parts of the west despite what our crazy, victimology-laden, politically correct mainstream media & culture say.

[iknowexactly]

They're just doing it to try to get rid of the Republican obstructionists in the House.

Women vote markedly pro-democrat.

Senate Repubs blocked campaign finance reform. It's really the only political issue, thus you never hear about it.

[Glaucon]

Someone if getting raped and you could call the cops or help out?

Remember this next time you want to help to a woman you do not know:

[Jack198]

On a similar note, they really get efficient when it comes to prosecuting political opposition. This crap would never have made it to court had the shoe been on the other foot.

[Soma]

FYI, Mr. Jon Hamm used to work in porn. Shocking, another faux-sanctimonious celebrity.

[Lord_Perseus]

Hmm peddling an insipid misandrist PSA at a football game wasn't a particularly sharp idea.

Quote:

According to reports on Twitter and from several individuals who called into the Rush Limbaugh Show on Monday, President Obama was enthusiastically booed when he appeared in a public service announcement shown on the scoreboard video screen at Michigan State University during Saturday’s football game against Nebraska.

The “It’s On Us” PSA, which features a parade of celebrities in addition to the president and Vice President Biden, was designed “to fundamentally shift the way we think about sexual assault, by inspiring everyone to see it as their responsibility to do something, big or small, to prevent it,” according to a White House press release. The campaign was launched in partnership with the Center for American Progress’ Generation Progress and students from nearly 200 colleges and universities across the country. The NCAA has agreed to assist the White House through ”resources on NCAA.org; coverage of the campaign in its award-winning quarterly magazine, Champion; activities during the National Week of Action in November; and a half-day session on sexual assault and violence prevention at the Association’s annual convention in January.” The NCAA also agreed to show the PSAs at NCAA championship events and on social media.

The student section started the booing when President Obama’s face appeared on the screen at the end of the video. They were joined by others in the stadium.

I imagine a few witch hunts will soon be in the offing at MSU We can't have universities be hotbeds of dissent

http://pjmedia.com/tatler/2014/10/06/oba...ball-game/