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By Selwyn Duke
Football player Ray Rice’s video-captured February attack on his then-fiancée has once again brought domestic violence into the public’s consciousness.
Or has it?
Critics would say that while it has placed a spotlight on violence against women, that isn’t at all synonymous with “domestic violence.”
Because studies show that most domestic violence may actually be violence against men.
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Undignified women, behaving as men, envying them, fighting for the male's role are the result of many years of secular indoctrination.
How backward it's a woman respecting every man just because he is a man?
I know. It's an alien notion, just as the idea of never, ever, rising the voice or the hand against a man, a child (boy or girl) or another woman.
A lady is a lady is a lady.
Posted by: Cristina | September 24, 2014 at 03:07 PM