Listen to interview on Irish national radio (RTE) with consultant that trains UK police forces about domestic violence. Focuses on the new laws on "coercive control". She claims men are much less likely to be victims due to wider sexism. I find it concerning police forces are trained by her.

Wisemanner · 2019-01-11T21:22:21+00:00

I listened to some of it. It's the usual sort of thing. And, of course, a feminist has been chosen to "train" police forces. Where could that go wrong? Oh, and somebody from Women's Aid was also interviewed. Completely neutral, wasn't it? What is almost never mentioned, for example, is that males often resort to violence in retaliation for emotional abuse. They are generally poor at handling the latter and end up lashing out.

2019-01-12T00:15:42+00:00

The exact opposite is true. A plethora of studies show that women are more likely to engage in coercive and controlling behavior in relationships. The difference is that men hardly ever report DV to police. Duluth was debunked decades ago, yet feminists continue to deny the facts and thereby perpetuate domestic violence against men, against children, and ultimately against women.

Man-hating female supremacists have taken control of the legal system. We are so fucked.

wntk · 2019-01-11T20:27:13+00:00

Davina James-Hanman is her name. She describes herself as a feminist in her Twitter profile.

wntk · 2019-01-12T01:51:05+00:00

My mother once said that women go for the jugular, metaphorically speaking, going for what they think will hurt you the most. Yet the interviewee claimed this was much more a trait of men and something to the effect that they (men) store up what they think will hurt you the most.

wntk · 2019-01-11T21:31:14+00:00

The whole interview is about women as victims until the interviewer asks about men at 14:49.

ShylockSimmonz · 2019-01-11T23:16:21+00:00

I think most cops are dumb enough that regardless of who trains them were screwed.

ThatDamnedImp · 2019-01-12T13:35:25+00:00

All public radio is feminazi radio

azazelcrowley · 2019-01-14T08:14:46+00:00

She asserts something not based in fact. Women have 5 times stronger in group bias than men. If we accept sexism causes DV, it should be the opposite of what she said. No matter what, she's basically espousing a pathology she became infected with from exposure to feminism, and at best it's causing her to be incapable of solving DV because she doesn't understand it. Feminism infests everything it touches and causes it's pathological paranoia about men and sexism to be the cause of every problem, and demands it be fixed, even when it is unrelated to the problem, ensuring it continues. That's just one of the mechanisms by which it's a detriment to society.

See the wage gap and feminist ravings over that and their monopolization of discourse thereby ensuring it continues because the actual problem, misandry driving men to work longer hours, take less flex time, not take parental leave and so on, goes unaddressed in favor of screaming that people "Hate" women. (They think people hate women because they are chauvinistic, and have far too high an opinion of themselves. They think society hates them because they won't agree that their farts smell of roses. See the in group bias.)

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