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You need some help Jim?
Pretty sure that most women's shelters are NGO's
Men are considered trash to most on the left. So somehow males don't deserve help....
Women have all the advantages.
You need some help Jim?
I don't think they'll accept victims of being beat up on a message board.
Men who are battered by their wives don't need shelters. They need boot camp.
Most battered WOMENs shelters do not take in men, so where is the funding for the men (one per 14 seconds) who get beaten by their wives and need to seek shelter?
Why is the law for funding womens shelters discriminatory against battered men by gender? Isnt that against the law?
Pretty sure that most women's shelters are NGO's
The question is where are the battered mens shelters, and why is there discrimination against men in this matter. I could not care less if these orgs are NGOs or not.
Pretty sure that most women's shelters are NGO's
The question is where are the battered mens shelters, and why is there discrimination against men in this matter. I could not care less if these orgs are NGOs or not.
Help for Abused Men: Escaping Domestic Violence by Women or Domestic Partners
Pretty sure that most women's shelters are NGO's
The question is where are the battered mens shelters, and why is there discrimination against men in this matter. I could not care less if these orgs are NGOs or not.
Help for Abused Men: Escaping Domestic Violence by Women or Domestic Partners
An interesting article, thanks.
But it highlights what I am talking about; there are no 'battered Mens shelters'.
Note what it says men should do if battered.
When dealing with your abusive partner:
- Leave if possible. Be aware of any signs that may trigger a violent response from your spouse or partner and be ready to leave quickly. If you need to stay to protect your children, call the emergency services. The police have an obligation to protect you and your children, just as they do a female victim.
- Never retaliate. An abusive woman or partner will often try to provoke you into retaliating or using force to escape the situation. If you do retaliate, you'll almost certainly be the one who is arrested and/or removed from your home.
- Get evidence of the abuse. Report all incidents to the police and get a copy of each police report. Keep a journal of all abuse with a clear record of dates, times, and any witnesses. Include a photographic record of your injuries and make sure your doctor or hospital also documents your injuries. Remember, medical personnel are unlikely to ask if a man has been a victim of domestic violence, so it's up to you to ensure the cause of your injuries are documented.
- Keep a mobile phone, evidence of the abuse, and other important documents close at hand.If you and your children have to leave instantly in order to escape the abuse, you'll need to take with you evidence of the abuse and important documents, such as passport and driver's license. It may be safer to keep these items outside of the home.
- Obtain advice from a domestic violence program or legal aid resource about getting a restraining order or order of protection against your spouse and, if necessary, seeking temporary custody of your children.
But no 'Mens Shelter' anywhere in that.
Why is our political and social establishment totally OK with men being discriminated against? Men have to prove their innocence, lose their kids, pay for the ex-wifes home, and we have as a society provided tons of funding for women's programs but no funding for men?
